The NAACP's formation, inspired by the Niagara Movement, marked a pivotal moment in civil rights history, advocating for equality and fighting against racial injustice. Early legal victories, such as Buchanan v. Warley, and the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case, challenged segregation. The NAACP also campaigned against lynching, with support from the American Jewish community and the labor movement, contributing to the advancement of civil rights.
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In the early ______ century, African American leaders like ______ debated methods to address racial discrimination.
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The ______ Movement, established in 1905, aimed for full civil liberties and met initially in Canada due to U.S. racial discrimination.
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Although the Niagara Movement was brief, it set the stage for the creation of the ______ in 1909, a key civil rights organization.
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NAACP founding year
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Impact of Buchanan v. Warley (1917)
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Consequences of Guinn v. United States (1915)
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The ______ led a campaign to combat the lynching of African Americans, a form of racial terror.
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In 1919, the ______ highlighted the racial violence known as the Red Summer, which included riots and lynchings.
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The ______ Anti-Lynching Bill, aimed to stop racial violence, was blocked by Southern Democrats in Congress.
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The NAACP supported black sharecroppers during the ______ Massacre of 1919, providing legal defense.
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Plessy v. Ferguson significance
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Thurgood Marshall's role in civil rights
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Brown v. Board of Education outcome
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Following ______, Jewish groups like the ______ and ______ fought against racial discrimination and backed civil rights laws.
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In the U.S., the ______ movement often barred African Americans from joining and holding ______ roles.
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During the 1920s and 1930s, efforts were made to combat ______ ______ within the labor movement.
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