What were the affects after the Civil Rights Movement of 1955-1965?
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You'll have to do this homework assignment yourself. But you can get started by reading:\n\nhttp://www.watson.org/~lisa/blackhistory/civilrights-55-65/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_civil_rights_movement
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Racial equality was a major political issue in 1950's America.
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It gave African Am. Equal rights as Whites, but sadly in alot of places even with those laws people find a way to discriminate.
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Martin Luther King Jr., also protested for many African Americans to have the right to vote in certain southern states like Alabamba, Missississippi, Louisiana, etc. \nCheck out this source to find more information for your report.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_luther_king\n\nFor crying out loud, do your own homework.
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Civil Rights: racism, desegregation, inequality, civil-disobedience, courage.\n\nWomen's movement:  feminism, equality, sexism, empowerment, businesswoman.\n\nCounter culture:  hippie, free-love, self-expression, radicalism, anti-establishment.
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Lyndon Johnson has been credited with being one of the most important figures in the civil rights movement. Johnson does have some distracters who believe that he was merely an unprincipled politician who used the civil rights issue when he realised the worth of the "Black Vote". However Johnson himself claimed to be an idealist who dreamed of making America a "Great Society". It was Johnson who put the presidential signature to the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
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Here is a good article on Gandhian non-violence and the US Civil Rights movement.\nhttp://www.san.beck.org/GPJ25-KingCivilRights.html\n\nKing frequently cited Gandhi, Cesar Chavez did often.\nRalph Abernathy cited Gandhi as an example.\nRev. James Lawson, who led the Nashville student boycotts, cited Gandhi as an example.
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1. The economic impact of the retirement of the Boomers.\n2. Loss of privacy/civil rights.\n3. The National Debt.\n4. Long-term deployment of troops in mid-east combat zones.\n5. The economic imbalance with China.
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Okay, first identify what the Black reform movements were.  Between 1890 you have the Back to Africa movement and the Niagara movement.  Between 1950 and 1970 you have the Civil Rights movement(similar to the Niagara movement) and radicalism like the Black Panther movement (similar to the Back to Africa movement).    Go from there.  I hope this helps.
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I put "economic consequences of civil war" in my search engine and found the following information on the Civil war:\n\nCivil War – Consequences\n·    530,000 people died – larger than those in WWI & WWII combined\n·    abolition of slavery mounted to 1 billion dollar of ‘confiscated’ property\n·    w/o southern states to block, the ‘union’ passed important measures aimed at assisting US western expansion – Homestead Act & Pacific RR Act\n·    Republicans focused on economic & industrial policies (also, came to represent patriotism & national unity)\n·    The USA prior to Civil War was a plural, after a singular  (from the USA do to USA does)\n\nReconstruction\n·    Lincoln & Johnson wanted to accept the southern states back on the most generous terms possible\n·    One could not try each individual offender in the south of treason\n·    So, once a certain portion of the population took an oath of loyalty, the state could return and receive a pardon\n·    Republican Senator Charles Sumner felt these ‘ways’ were too timid\n·    He wanted more attention on the slaves and their rights\n·    Former slaves should have all the civil rights that whites held – including the right to vote\n·    Proposed Federal supervision – i.e. troops w/ bayonets to assist in the change\n·    Black Codes helped Sumner’s point be understood\n·    The Black community became, in effect, collectively the property of all southern whites\n·    Black school houses began being burned by 1866 \n·    in New Orleans, US Army had to halt uprisings against blacks\n·    In Louisanna, 3000 blacks were killed between 1866 – 76\n·    KKK emerges w/ former Confederate veteran soldiers\n\nTry "economic results of Civil war" to find more info on economic results and "outcome of civil war" or "compare north and south in civil war" for reasons for the south's loss.  \n\nhttp://www.swcivilwar.com/index.htm
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The answer to this question would fill a book and you certainly couldnt do it justice here.\n\nMaybe break the question down into sub questions like what effect did it have immediately during the conflict, what effect did it have on politics, religion, welfare, human rights, future wars etc.\n\nThat will give people a chance to give you good short answers which will then build up a picture.
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If it had not been for slavery, the civil rights movement would not have been necessary. \n\nThe purpose of the civil rights movement was to correct the damage done by slavery and 100 years of oppression that followed.
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<>Racial attitudes of the 1950s?
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Johnson played both sides in the civil rights battle.  He pacified groups that opposed the civil rights act before he bowed to pressures to expand civil rights.  In the end, he played his part for political reasons unlike MLK who acted based on the principles he believed in.
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In the 60's when THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL was signed,they were miles apart.In the 40 some odd years since them let's hope they have grown to workable groups. As Americans we need those groups to succeed.In my latest readings, there is some evidence it is.
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The disputed presidential election was thrown to Rutherford B. Hayes in return for his agreement to end Reconstruction in the south.  As far as the effects on politics today, I'm not sure.  It certainly opened the way for southern Democrats of the era to re-establish white supremacy in the south, with the help of the KKK.  The black struggle really began AFTER the Civil War, and continued for another 100 years.