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Aim: How did the “Brown vs. Board of Ed” case affect the United States?

Aim: How did the “Brown vs. Board of Ed” case affect the United States?. Do Now: Reading Passage “Jackie Robinson”. Brown vs. Board of Education. Facts of case:- brown family sues school Board Issue: Is separate but equal constitutional?. Supreme Court’s Ruling.

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Aim: How did the “Brown vs. Board of Ed” case affect the United States?

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  1. Aim: How did the “Brown vs. Board of Ed” case affect the United States? Do Now: Reading Passage “Jackie Robinson”

  2. Brown vs. Board of Education Facts of case:- brown family sues school Board Issue: Is separate but equal constitutional?

  3. Supreme Court’s Ruling • No, bans segregation in schools

  4. Little Rock Nine • Little Rock, Arkansas, 9 gifted African American students are enrolled at little rock H.S. • Little Rock residents protest and riot at school

  5. Eisenhower send in Federal Troops • President Eisenhower send in the military to stop the violence • Federal gov’t is now helping minorities gain civil rights

  6. Rosa Parks • Refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus

  7. Montgomery Bus Boycott • Montgomery citizens (African American) boycott the city bus station for more than 1 year

  8. Martin Luther King • Organized the boycott, becomes a main civil rights leader

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