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What are the five factors?

Experience of black surface men


Prejudice and discrimination


Emergence of affective black leaders


Role of Martin Luther King


Role of black civil rights organisations

When did the Americans enter into world War two?

In 1941, after of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

What did this selective services act of 1940 ProHIBiT?

Made it illegal to show discrimination when calling up in training black soldiers

How much did membership in the NAAHow manyCP rise during the war?

From 50,000 to 450,000

In 1944 how many African Americans were working in war factories?

2 million

What did the double V campaign stand for?

Stood for victory at war over enemies and victory at home against prejudice


Kept awareness of injustices of segregation alive during the war

What was the record highest black press readers by the end of the war in 1945?

2 million readers each week

In 1954 how many states had segregated schools?

20 US states including Washington DC

What was the context of the Linda Brown case?

A black girl-seven years old


Walked 20 blocks to school despite a white school being two blocks away

What was the Supreme Court decision of 1896?

Separate, but equal facilities

In 1968 what percentage of black children were still in segregated schools In the south?

58% were still in segregated schools in the south

What does SNCC stand for?

Student non-violent coordinating committee

What does SCLC stand for?

Southern Christian leadership conference

How many marshals were sent by attorney general, Robert Kennedy to protect the freedom riders?

500 marshals were sent to protect the freedom riders

What did the SCLC do in 1963?

Lead a march into Birmingham, Alabama to end segregation

1955

1955

In 1964

In 1964

In 1956

In 1956

When was Martin Luther King assassinated in Tennessee?

In 1968

During the bus boycott how many threatening letters did King receive a day?

30 to 40 threatening letters

When did Gandhi use his non-violent direct action methods?

1940s

By 1956 how many states had not one black child attending a school with white children?

Six southern states

In August 1963 how many marched into Lincoln Memorial, Washington DC to demand the civil rights for all?

250,000 people


Including 50,000 white Americans

When was Malcolm X assassinated by the members of the nation of Islam?

In 1965

What was Little Rock in 1957?

Nine black students to try to make their way up to an all white high school


At Little Rock Central high school


Teenagers were left unprotected and faced the mob

How many paratroopers did President Eisenhower and send it to protect the students for the next 12 months?

1200 US paratroopers percent to protect them as they attended the school

By 1960 how many black children attended integrated schools?

2600 out of 2 million

What happened in 1960 in Greensboro, North Carolina?

For black students sat on the White only seats at a lunch counter

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Within a week of the lunch counter settings how many students were attending?

400 black and white students were organising sittings at lunch counters

By the end of 1960 how many cities had desegregated lunch counters?

Lunch counters had been desegregated in 126 cities

The Congress of racial Equality

The Congress of racial Equality

SCLC

Southern Christian leadership conference

CORE

Congress of racial equality

SNCC

Student non-violent coordinating committee