Describe the Long Civil Rights Movement beginning from the 1890s to today.

All answers must be written in a Word Document, double spaced, Times New Roman 12 point font, and with one inch margins. Students should put a header of your name, your section number, and the date. All exams must have page numbers and there should be no unnecessary spaces between answers or paragraphs. Students will cite the lectures, readings, and textbook, using Turabian style footnotes. Students will not cut and paste from the notes, you must use your own wording or phrases. Students will not use outside webpages unless granted permission by the instructor. Students will provide a bibliographic page at the end of their exam. The only sourses to site would be my own notes. Please don’t use a super extensive vocabulary, I have dyslexia and I feel like that would out me. Also the more you write the better my grade is, there is no page minimum or max.
This is the prompt-
Describe the Long Civil Rights Movement beginning from the 1890s to today.
Which figures diverged with one another on how best to obtain rights for African Americans?
What events occurred in the inter-war period that advanced the cause? What steps were taken during the war for Civil Rights?
What groups served the United States during the war, despite their oppression by the American government at home?
How did the Second World War impact the debate over civil rights in the U.S.?
What were the postwar implications for the advancement of race relations on the Democratic Party?
What major rulings advanced African American Civil Rights and what was the political fallout?
How did the politics of the Cold War work for/against the Civil Rights movement?
What major events occurred that challenged segregation?
What actions did African Americans take to draw attention to massive resistance to desegregation?
What were the major pieces of Civil Rights legislation?
How did public protest combine with presidential leadership to make this possible? How did the movement change in the late 1960s?
Who is traditionally left out of the story of the Civil Rights Movement?
Describe the other groups we should include in this narrative and what occurred.
Did the Civil Rights Movement win or is it still going on and why?

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