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The Issues Route

The Leaders Route

This route allows you to learn about the issues important to the Civil Rights Movement.

	Slavery
	The Top 10 Myths About the Civil War
	The Missouri Compromise
	The Kansas-Nebraska Act
	The Dred Scott Decision
	The Presidency of Abraham Lincoln
	The Emancipation Proclamation
	The Civil War Amendments to the Constitution
	Reconstruction
	Plessy v. Furguson
	Brown v. Board of Education
	The Civil Rights Act of 1964

	Abraham Lincoln
	John F. Kennedy

	Ku Klux Klan
	Ruby Bridges
	Freedom Rides
	The Little Rock Nine
	Myth 10 About the Civil War: Were All People Treated Equally after the Civil War?
	Myth 9 About the Civil War: Did Blacks Have the Right to Vote after the Civil War?

	Homer Plessy
	Rosa Parks
	Martin Luther King, Jr.
	Jesse Jackson
	Malcolm X
	Marcus Garvey
	President John F. Kennedy
	Myth 10 About the Civil War: At the end of the Civil War all Blacks and Whites were treated as equals
	Myth 9 About the Civil War: After the Civil War all Black men had the right to vote
	The Fight for Equal Education

	Slavery
	Nat Turner
	John Brown
	Dred Scott
	Frederick Douglass
	The Underground Railroad
	Harriet Tubman
	Sojourner Truth
	Top 10 Myths About the War that Ended Slavery
	Abraham Lincoln

	Myth 9 About the Civil War: After the Civil War all Black man hand the right to vote
	The 14th and 15th Ammendents to the Constitution
	Martin Luther King, Jr.
	Malcolm X
	Jesse Jackson

This route allows you to learn about the Civil Rights Movement through the brave people who led it.

The Timeline Route

This route allows you to learn about the Civil Rights Movement event by event as it unfolded.

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