American Democracy Now, 2nd Edition (Harrison)Chapter 5:
Civil RightsChapter Outline
- The Meaning of Equality Under the Law
- Slavery and Its Aftermath
- Slavery in the United States
- Opposition to Slavery
- The Civil War Era
- Reconstruction and the First Civil Rights Acts
- Backlash: Jim Crow Laws
- Governmental Acceptance of Discrimination
- The Civil Rights Movement
- Fighting Back: Early Civil Rights Organizations
- The End of Separate but Equal
- Rosa Parks's Civil Disobedience on a Montgomery Bus
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Strategy of Civil Disobedience
- The Government's Response to the Civil Rights Movement
- The Civil Rights Act of 1964
- Other Civil Rights Legislation in the 1960s
- Impact of the Civil Rights Movement
- The Movement for Women's Civil Rights
- The First Wave of the Women's Rights Movement
- State-Level Rights
- The Nineteenth Amendment to the Constitution
- The Second Wave of the Women's Rights Movement
- Federal Legislation and Women's Rights
- Women's Rights and the Equal Protection Clause
- The Proposed Equal Rights Amendment
- Other Civil Rights Movements
- Native Americans' Rights
- Citizens of Latin American Descent
- Early Struggles of Mexican Americans
- The Chicano Movement
- Employment Discrimination and Other Civil Rights Issues
- Citizens of Asian Descent
- Internment of Japanese Americans During World War II
- Contemporary Issues for Asian Americans
- Citizens with Disabilities
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Citizens
- The Gay Pride Movement
- Backlash Against the Movement for LGBT Civil Rights
- Affirmative Action: Is It Constitutional?
- How Affirmative Action Works
- Opposition to Affirmative Action
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