progress 1969-75

• What was the significance of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s?

  It marked a pivotal period of activism aimed at ending racial segregation and discrimination.
• What progress was made by 1975 in civil rights?

  There were significant legal advancements, but social issues persisted
• Why did the Civil Rights protest split after 1969?

  Different groups focused on single issues or local vs. national campaigns
• What role did Richard Nixon play in the Civil Rights movement?


  He supported the movement by introducing new employment laws for black businesses
• What does Shirley Chisholm's story indicate about civil rights progress?


  It shows the limited progress of the movement despite its support and momentum
• How much progress had the Civil Rights movement made by 1975?

  Significant progress had been made in some areas
• How did the interpretations of civil rights progress differ by the mid-1970s?

  They presented contrasting views on the extent of progress made
• How did the civil rights movement evolve from 1969 to 1975?

  It saw both significant progress and clear signs of stagnancy
• How did the civil rights movement's focus change after 1969?

  It began to split into different groups focusing on specific issues
• What was the significance of the Civil Rights Movement in American history?

  It was crucial for achieving social justice and equality
• What were the implications of the civil rights movement's progress by 1975?

  It indicated both achievements and ongoing challenges