Cesar Chavez
Fought for migrant
farm workers rights in
California.
Cesar Chavez
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fought for those less
fortunate and fought for civil
rights. She helped to write the
Universal Declaration of
Human Rights.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frederick Douglass
Was our 32nd president who
created the New Deal to help
people get jobs during the
Great Depression
He was a former slave who escaped
to freedom in the north. He was an
abolitionist who gave great
speeches against slavery and also
created a newspaper called the
North Star.
Frederick Douglass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
He signed The Voting Rights
Act in 1965 to make sure that
all Americans were given the
same rights to vote.
Lyndon B. Johnson
He was a president from
Texas who fought for civil
rights. He signed the Civil
Rights Act and the Voting
Rights Act.
Mary McLeod Bethune
Opened a school for
Mary McLeod Bethune African American girls in
Daytona Beach, Florida.
Paul Revere
Paul Revere
Was one of the Sons of Liberty
who believed that colonists
should not be taxed by England
unless they were allowed to
vote on the taxes.
Paul Revere
He warned the colonists
that the British were
coming in Boston,
Massachusetts.
Susan B. Anthony
Fought for women's
sufferage and was
also an abolitionist
Susan B. Anthony
Susan B. Athony
Thurgood Marshall
Traveled across the country giving
speeches written by her good
friend Elizabeth Cady Stanton to
convince people that women
should be given the right to vote.
He was not admitted to college in
Maryland when he first applied
because he was an African
American. He continued to try to get
an education elsewhere which
showed DILIGENCE.
Thurgood Marshall
Was the first African
American Supreme
Court Justice
Thurgood Marshall
Thurgood Marshall
tolerance
He was a lawyer who won a
case called Brown vs The
Board of Education making
segregation illegal in schools.
a respect for the beliefs
and ideas that are
different from yours.