In the 1960s the civil rights marchers calmly and peacefully walked down the streets. It was only because of the television, which made the violence much more "real".
When Americans saw on television the brutal treatment of African-Americans, it caused outrage. The result was greater support for civil rights.
The rights that the American colonies were fighting for was independence.
They were fighting for freedom. They wanted to be rid of slavery.
African Americans
African Americans in Connecticut From Civil War to Civil Rights - 2001 TV was released on: USA: 2001
America wanted to be a free independent country.
Groups still fighting for civil rights today are black people and women.
Civil Rights legislation was enacted to protect the rights of citizens who were mistreated, treated unfairly, and harassed within communities. Civil Rights for African Americans was a long, hard-fought battle, and only occurred after a few hundred years of maltreatment. Civil Rights is still largely thought of as a race issue, but the issues underpinning "civil rights" affect all races.
because the British began to violate the rights of the colonists.
because the British began to violate the rights of the colonists.
the polocies increased their voting rights
As of 2009, we have been fighting for our land rights for 517 years, you will die of old age and we will still be fighting your government for them.
They had their rights restricted