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To kill a Mockingbird (History) (1526-1865 (Key dates (1808 (U.S. ban…
To kill a Mockingbird (History)
1526-1865
Key dates
1808
U.S. ban import of African slaves.
1861-65
Civil War: Slaveholding Confederate states lose the fight for independence.
1619
20 Africans sold to English settlers in Jamestown, Virginia.
1863
Slaves are declared free.
1526
Enslaved Africans brought by Spanish settlers to present day U.S.
1865
13th amendment outlaws slavery
1866-1909
Key Dates
1865-66
The KKK to maintain white power
1867-1877
Black people are allowed to rejoin the union
1868
14th amendment makes Blacks citizens
1870
Gives Blacks the right to vote
1890s
Southern bxlack people lose the right to vote
1890s
Jim crow laws
1890s
Blacks managed to survive on cotton picking
1910-1949
Key dates
1928
First black person elected to U.S. Congress
1920s
A burst of creativity
1941
Bans racial discrimination
1920
Women are given the right to vote
1942
A biracial committee
1917
protest against lynching (hanging Black people with no right)
1947
Jackie Robinson joins the Dodgers
1913
Segregation in workplaces
1920
The KKK revived in 1915, attracted white protestant supremacists
