Black people
native Americans
women
Asians
Hispanics
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why was this year important 1964

When blacks got recognized for there rights as people.  

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why was 1960s helpful for native Americans

when the natives gained there rights.

100

when did women get there right to vote. 

August 18, 1920 when they got rights.


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in 1952 what did the Asians gain  

The 14th and 15th Amendments opened voting rights to all native-born American men regardless of race

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in 1965 what did Hispanics get 

Protecting the voting rights of Latinos


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August 28, 1963 who gave a speech.

when Martin Luther King,Jr give his famous speech.

200

What does the term “federally recognized” mean

United States recognizes a government-to-government relationship with a Tribe and that a Tribe exists politically in a "domestic dependent nation" status.

200

who helped the woman's gain the rights to vote.

 Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. helped gains rights for woman.

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who had helped pass the 14 and 15 amendment 

 Republicans in Congress passed reconstruction laws meant to guarantee full citizenship

200

who fought for Hispanics rights 

 Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta were among the strong voices in the fight for better wages and working conditions

300

1955-56 what's were blacks doing to protest against the racism.

Sit-ins and bus boycott.

300

when did the natives get the rights to vote 

1924 was the year the could vote.

300

what kind of protest did women do to help gain there rights.

parades, pageants, street speaking, and demonstrations.

300

what did Asians do during the civil war 

fought for both the Union and Confederacy in the Civil War. 

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what were the Hispanics doing during the civil war

citizens enlisted in the 39th New York Infantry. The 39th Regiment served in many major battles of the Civil War and was one of the units

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