Civil Rights Leaders

Rosa Parks was unable to attend college. In 1934 women and blacks were not enrolled in colleges in the south and it isn't until the civil rights movement in the 1960's that the first black man will be enrolled in a southern college in Alabama. She graduated from high school and became a housekeeper.

Rosa and Raymond Parks did not have any children.

For the various tribes involved, the Trail lasted from 1831 to 1838. The Cherokees were the last tribe moved, after they won the Supreme Court case Cherokee Nation vs. the US. President Andrew Jackson moved them contrary to orders from the court.

Frederick dougalss tries to escape quite afew times but unfortunately they were unsuccessful. He was abolitionist, orator, editor, and reformer. Douglass is decribed as the founder of the civil rights movement. Douglass firmly belived in equality, whether you were black, female, Native American, or a recent immigrant.

Dr. Martin Luther King's approach to civil rights was that all people have the same rights. He led many demonstrations to try to gain civil rights for black people in the United States, primarily in the South which, at the time, still practiced open segregation. His most famous oration was the speech in which he said "I have a dream...."

very little. they're both well known and were punished for their beliefs.

but jesus isn't black and didn't run the UN. and may not have been a real person.

i believe (and i could be wrong) that you would have to file in a federal court. you might be able to do it in a state superior court or supreme court if its an agency within the state and not the state itself. if its the state itself ten i think it has to be a federal court. and i think all claims against a state would be considered civil cases.

No, Rosa Parks was not bipolar.

His original intention was only to reform the Roman Catholic Church, but his actions led to a split of the Church, dividing it into the Protestant and Catholic branches.

Joe Thompson because he was a boss

Frederick Douglass believed the root was magical because Covey treated him positively the first time he wore it on his right side. Like Sandy said, it would protect him, which initially looked to be true until his final fight with Covey, but then again, that fight kept him from ever being beaten again.

Mary Bowser, an African American spy during the Civil War, was often referred to by the nickname "Ellen." She was also known as "the Black Spy" due to her work infiltrating the Confederate White House as a servant. Her intelligence-gathering efforts were crucial for the Union, showcasing her bravery and dedication to the cause.

Nelson Mandela's real name is Rolihlahla Mandela. In the Xhosa language, "Rolihlahla" translates to "pulling the branch of a tree" or, more metaphorically, "to cause trouble." The name reflects a traditional African naming practice, where names often carry significant meanings or implications about a person's character or destiny. Mandela was given the name Nelson by a teacher in school, which is a common practice in South Africa to provide children with English names.

They were cryptographers (code-breakers).

stopping slavery

Well, it started when 5 little black girls were in the 16th Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, on September 15,1963. It was 10:22am when the church was bombed by the KKK. A white surpremisist threw a bomb into on window of the 16th Baptist church and minutes later, a bomb went of killing 4 little girls and injuring 23 others. Only one girl out of the 5 survived. Denise McNair, Addie Mae Collins, Carole Robertson, Cynthia Wesley, and Sarah Collins were in the bathroom freshining up before sunday school. Addie Mae asked Carole to tie the sash on her dress, Carole stood there with her hands out ready to tie the sash, then the expolsives went off. Sarah called out for her sister, no response. By then, People had gathered around and many in shock. a man ran up and grabbed Sarah and took her out of the rubble. Sarah had to be transported to the hospital where she was blinded by the glass shards and debris in her eyes. Sarah Collins was the only one out of the 5 girls who survived the KKK bombing. Today, Sarah is known as, "The 5th Girl" and still lives in Birmingham, Alabama. It wasnt until 15-20 years later that the person was caught and arrested. The 16th Baptist church still stands today, remodeled, but blocked off to visitors.

Yes

all i know is that ladia is a bornean

You will be more influential that way because you have to right to and you have the will to do it. A good combination to get what you want across :D

Martin Luther was born at Eisleben in Saxony and this is where he schooled.

He was a lawyer for NAACP. He later served as president for NAACP.

He ran across Canada with an artificial leg to raise money for cancer ... :)