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    The Civil War was a horrible conflict which cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of young American lives all because of a racial inequality and civil liberties. After the conflict‚ a major reconstruction was begun to unify the country as a whole and slavery of the Negro population was abolished. Though the black community was technically free from slavery‚ the racial tension prevented the overall liberty of the people. White southerners still held the idea that they were better and more competent

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    film which focused on the major social problem of racism. Every scene in the movie displayed racism and showed how it affects everyone. Based on a true story‚ "Remember the Titans" is a movie about events which occurred in 1971 and focuses on the racial attitudes and tensions of the football team at T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria‚ Virginia. During 1971‚ federal laws were passed that required schools to desegregate within the South. These federal laws forced T.C. Williams High School‚ a

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    throughout the history of mankind‚ they were all caused by racial prejudice. The Divine wind is set during World War II where tension arose between Australian and Japanese communities. Infamous events that were motivated by racial discrimination include The Holocaust‚ the African-American civil rights movement and the treatment of the Aborigines are ultimately the result of racism. These events resulted in death of millions of people. Even today‚ racial conflict occurs‚ an example being between the Islamic

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    Segregation had to be one of the most depressing times of our life. The bad part about it is that it hasn’t even died. It may not be as serious or strong as it was back in the 1960s‚ but segregation has never died. We all know of the old saying “Being too black for whites and Being too white for blacks” in the United States. A lot of individuals cannot speak upon this topic because of how strong it make start controversy. My question to you is‚ How is it possible for someone to be too much of their

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    production characteristics helped to contribute to its success in conveying these issues. Since the setting of the play starts in Chicago in 1959() and the 2000s‚ the issue of gentrification and race was a dominating theme in this drama‚ as there was segregation of blacks and whites during 1959’s Chicago‚ successfully

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    1946 was passed‚ banning many forms of racial segregation and admitting African Americans the right to vote. On April 12th ‚ just 2 months later‚ Malcolm X gave his encouraging “The Ballot or the Bullet” speech ‚ reassuring African Americans that there is a conspiracy within the government to block the progress dealing with pursuit of freedom and equal opportunity ‚ so black nationalists or should do anything and everything it take to stop segregation ‚ in the end would be the ballot or the bullet

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    leader of the Negro American Labor Council‚ initiated a national demonstration by African-Americans in Washington‚ D.C. The demonstration never occurred‚ because President Roosevelt issued and congress approved the Executive Order 8802‚ implementing racial desegregation among armed forces. Although the movement never occurred; the planning for it‚ and the significance of the movement had a big impact on Black people in the United States during the second world war. The concept of non-violent protest

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    population of Montgomery very angry‚ and also caused some violence. Mr.Edgar and MLK Jr.’s homes were bombed. Although these attacks were devastating they didn’t stop the boycotts from happening. On November 13‚1956 Supreme Court judges ruled bus segregation unfair and unconstitutional. On December 20 the boycotts stopped. Rosa was facing continuous harassment even after the boycotts and even lost her job. She‚ her husband‚ and even her mother decided that the harassment was enough and moved to Detroit

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    CHAPTER 6 – Review Questions – AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 1. In its modern sense‚ to what does the term “civil rights” refer? 2. What is the definition of discrimination? 3. The textbook indicates that the civil rights struggle for black Americans occurred in three distinct stages. What were those stages? 4. Why did Congress wait until 1808 to ban the importation of slaves? 5. What invention‚ in 1793 made slavery more profitable? 6. What percentage of the 1820 census did slavery constitute in the U.S.

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    Racial injustice is a reoccurring topic that happens throughout history. America has had multiple moments in history about racial segregation between white and black people. Even after the Civil War‚ discrimination is a element embedded into the mindset of every white American. Jim Crow laws were created in order to separate facilities from being shared between the two races‚ commonly referred to as “separate but equal.” World War 2 happened with Nazi Germans started taking over Europe with the mindset

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