APUSH - Civil Rights: African Americans, Women & LGBT

Описание: Review session covering civil rights movements for African Americans, women, LGBT individuals, and Native Americans in US history. Learn about Brown v. Board, Voting Rights Act, women's liberation, Stonewall, and AIM. Great for AP US History exam prep and understanding the fight for equality across multiple groups.

This live review session walks through the timeline of civil rights struggles and victories from post-Reconstruction through the 1970s. You'll explore landmark cases like Brown v. Board of Education, protest movements including the Montgomery Bus Boycott and Stonewall Riots, legislative achievements like the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the different strategies used by various groups seeking equal rights.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction and Overview
0:39 Civil Rights Movements Preview
1:43 Post-Civil War African-American Rights
2:47 Harry Truman's Civil Rights Efforts
4:50 Emmett Till Murder
5:54 Emmett Till Incident Details
7:28 Emmett Till Aftermath
11:37 Emmett Till Trial
12:38 Brown v. Board of Education
14:41 Little Rock Integration
15:11 Montgomery Bus Boycott
17:21 MLK and Nonviolent Protests
18:26 Sit-Ins and SNCC
19:27 Birmingham Children's Crusade
21:30 Letter from Birmingham Jail
23:35 Civil Rights Act 1964
25:09 Selma March and Voting Rights
26:46 Voting Rights Act 1965
27:48 Malcolm X and Black Power
29:23 Affirmative Action Introduction
30:27 Affirmative Action Policies
32:00 Regents v. Bakke Case
33:02 Women's Movement Relaunch
35:41 Women's Rights Waves
36:11 Feminine Mystique and NOW
37:44 Equal Rights Amendment
39:22 Title IX and Gender Equality
40:26 LGBT Movement and Lavender Scare
43:31 Stonewall Riots
45:39 American Indian Movement
47:46 AIM Militant Actions
48:49 Indian Self-Determination Act
49:21 Conclusion and Questions
50:22 Closing Remarks

📚 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
• Post-Reconstruction challenges and Jim Crow era resistance
• Emmett Till murder and its impact on the civil rights movement
• Brown v. Board of Education and school desegregation efforts
• Montgomery Bus Boycott and nonviolent resistance strategies
• Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965
• Malcolm X, Black Power movement, and affirmative action
• Second wave feminism, Title IX, and the Equal Rights Amendment
• Lavender Scare, Stonewall Riots, and early LGBT rights movement
• American Indian Movement and the Indian Self-Determination Act

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