African - American

arrested by the police
Civil Rights Movement

Black wanted to be treated equally Montgomery Bus Boycott • Alabama • Rosa Parks • Blacks did not ride the buses for over a year • They wanted to be able to ride the bus the same as whites Martin Luther King Involved in this boycott in Alabama
20 slaves to Virginia in 1619



The next 200 years millions of African’s were kidnapped and dragged to America
Many died on the way

Sold to plantation workers


Civil Rights Movement
Let freedom ring from the mighty mountains of New York. Let freedom ring from the heightening Alleghenies of Pennsylvania. Let freedom ring from the snow-capped Rockies of Colorado. Let freedom ring from the curvaceous slopes of California.
Civil Rights Movement
“ I have a DREAM” His most famous quote still known today


Motivated blacks to fight for their rights in a nonviolent way Help to get Blacks voting rights as well as the Civil Rights Act of 1964
American Civil War （1861.4.12–1865.4.9）
Civil Rights Movement

The war started for a couple of reasons
Mainly for the freedom of slaves

South started to become their own country Harsh laws and treatment of slaves Started in 1861


It is estimated that over 100 million blacks died fighting for their freedom all through out the history of slavery.
History
Civil Rights Movement
History

They had no rights…. Could not meet in groups of more then 5 people Could not speak their own language

No religion or traditions No getting married No learning how to read or write No beating drums No owning property

Civil Rights Movement
the true beginning of the civil rights movement —— the spontaneous action of Rosa Parks (1955)

whites-only section refuse to stand up for a white man
• It changes America from a country which was against the Black into a community which admit every citizen has equal rights.
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Today’s racial discrimination
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Influence
• It changed the life of the African American • It also have a profound impact on Americans' life their concept of life. and
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Conclusion
History
AfricanAmerican history can be traced back to the 16th century,which they became the European colonies .
It was called the triangular trade because of the triangular shape that the three legs of the journey made.
History
Black slaves were the slave owners’ private property, they like animals and were purchased to do some hard work, there was no freedom for them.
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African-American’s History Civil Rights Moveement
The American Civil War
The southern plantation economy VS The northern capitalistic economy
support against
Slavery
Emancipation Proclamation Destroyed Slavery
To eliminate racial discrimination, we have a long way to go!
hand in hand
Anti-discrimination poster
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In 2005,several policemen were beating an old black man.
Today’s racial Current Social Issue discrimination
A black woman is collecting the information of job, and she has lost her job for many months
History
slavery

Unlike others that traveled to the new world the African ’ s were brought here by force. They were kidnapped from there home land and brought to America a Dutch warship
North/Union V.S. South/


Confederates
Civil Rights Movement

My highest goal is to save the Union in this war, neither the preservation of slavery, nor the destruction of slavery. If I could save the federal rather than liberation of any slave, I'm willing to do; if in order to save the Union needs to freed slaves part and another part retained, I am willing to do so. "--Abraham Lincoln
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Conclusion
Conclusion
During more than 400 years, African American made every effort to improve their position and status. Though the process is long and bleeding ,they never give up fighting for freedom and equality.

Civil Rights Movement Event introduction

1 9 5 5 — 19 6 8 , The secon d wo rld wa r in American blacks oppose racial segregation and discrimination,part of the civil rights movement. In the 1950's rise, until the 1970s. But through non-violent protests, strive for African American people's right of mass struggle.