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Chicago Freedom Movement: aim- Challenge segregation of education, housing and employment.
King made tactical mistakes, black citizens lost faith in SCLC, ‘white backlash’
Poor peoples campaign: aim- create coalition big enough to tackle the social and economic problems.
President Johnson did not support the campaign.
Albany: aim- end segregation.
Peaceful protest didn’t always help change, led to division in the civil rights movement (SNCC considered violence).
Chicago Freedom Movement: aim- Challenge segregation of education, housing and employment.
King made tactical mistakes, black citizens lost faith in SCLC, ‘white backlash’
Poor peoples campaign: aim- create coalition big enough to tackle the social and economic problems.
President Johnson did not support the campaign.
Albany: aim- end segregation.
Peaceful protest didn’t always help change, led to division in the civil rights movement (SNCC considered violence).
March on Washington: aim- put pressure on the president and congress to pass a Civil rights Bill.
March remained peaceful, Media attention, Solidified support from whites.
Selma: aim- Register black people to vote
Led to voting rights act of 1965.
March on Washington: aim- put pressure on the president and congress to pass a Civil rights Bill.
March remained peaceful, Media attention, Solidified support from whites.
Selma: aim- Register black people to vote
Led to voting rights act of 1965.
All campaigns were peaceful.
All campaigns were peaceful.
Failures: Chicago Freedom Movement (1966)
Poor people’s campaign (1968)
Albany movement (1961-1962)
Failures: Chicago Freedom Movement (1966)
Poor people’s campaign (1968)
Albany movement (1961-1962)
Successes: March on Washington (1963)
Selma (1965)
(Most of the campaigns were around the same time period)
Successes: March on Washington (1963)
Selma (1965)
(Most of the campaigns were around the same time period)
How successful was Martin Luther King’s...