Civil Rights era
social and political movements in the United States between 1954–1980 to end segregation, discrimination, and disfranchisement against racial, gender, and sexual minorities
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Civil Rights era
Summary
Civil Rights era is a temporal entity[1].
Key Facts
- Civil Rights era is in the country of United States[2].
- Civil Rights era's instance of is recorded as temporal entity[3].
- Civil Rights era's instance of is recorded as historical period[4].
- Civil Rights era was followed by Reagan Era[5].
- Civil Rights era is part of history of the United States[6].
- Civil Rights era's Commons category is recorded as Civil Rights Movement[7].
- Civil Rights era comprises civil rights movement[8].
- Civil Rights era comprises Chicano Movement[9].
- Civil Rights era comprises gay rights movement[10].
- Civil Rights era comprises second-wave feminism[11].
- Civil Rights era comprises Red Power movement[12].
- Civil Rights era comprises opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War[13].
- Civil Rights era comprises disability rights movement[14].
- Civil Rights era began on 1954[15].
- Civil Rights era ended on 1980[16].
- Civil Rights era's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Civil rights movement[17].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include temporal entity[3] and historical period[4].
Use and Application
Components include civil rights movement[8], a civil rights movement[18], in United States[19]; Chicano Movement[9], a group action[20], in United States[21]; gay rights movement[10], a civil rights movement[22]; second-wave feminism[11], a feminist movement[23], in United States[24]; Red Power movement[12], a youth movement[25], in United States[26]; and opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War[13], a political movement[27]. Civil Rights era is part of history of the United States[6].