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a) The U.S. Civil Rights Movement

The United States transformed from a racially segregated society to one that, by the 1960s, had passed landmark civil rights legislation. Driven by grassroots activism on a massive scale, this movement exemplifies how the theme of rights and social protest reshaped national identity and advanced democratic values in the fight for greater equality. Unit Plan Overview Inquiry Statement - Social protest emerges from...


Tags: IB MYP History, MYP History, US Civil Rights Movement, American Civil Rights Movement, Black Civil Rights, racial segregation, Jim Crow Laws, Martin Luther King Jr, nonviolent protest, Montgomery Bus Boycott, Brown v Board of Education, March on Washington, Civil Rights Act 1964, Voting Rights Act 1965, Black Power

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