There are so many pivotal moments that led up to the Civil Rights Movement. Sometimes it can be hard to keep track of all of it. I found a great photo timeline that covers:
- The First Slaves (Jamestown) picking tobacco
- Slave Trade
- The Declaration of Independence and Constitution (and the fact that slavery was not addressed)
- Cotton and Plantation Life
- Black Codes
- Civil War
- 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments
- KKK
- Separate but Equal (Plessy v Ferguson)
- Jim Crow Laws
- Segregation
Download the Civil Rights Movement Timeline packet HERE.
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