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Unit 2: Movements in the modern world
Quick questions on Movements for rights: QCE Modern History Unit 2 Year 11
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What is background?Show answer
Jim Crow segregation in Southern US since 1880s. African Americans denied voting rights, segregated schools, separate facilities.
What is key events?Show answer
- Brown v Board of Education (1954): Supreme Court ruled school segregation unconstitutional. - Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955-56): Rosa Parks; King. - Little Rock Nine (1957): federal troops escorted Black students.
What is outcomes?Show answer
Legal segregation ended. Persistent social and economic inequality. Black Power and Black Lives Matter as later movements.
What is key moments?Show answer
- Friedan's "The Feminine Mystique" (1963). - Civil Rights Act 1964 Title VII (banned sex discrimination in employment). - NOW founded (1966).
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