Reflection: Their Contributions: Looking back on what you have read today, how have the achievements of those who struggled through the civil rights movement affect your life today?  How would your life be different had they not commit to make change?

Economic rights: for example that all children did not work but when they did they got paid less than the adults.

Social rights: for example poor children often did not go to school to get an education.

Political rights: for example children could not vote.

There are several types of rights. Here i am going to talk about them in this paragraph. The main thing i am going to talk about is Children rights.

One of them is Economic rights, all children did not work but when they did they got paid less than the adults. If the children earned 10 cents then the adults would of got $1.10. Another one is Social rghts, poor children often did not go to school to get an education. They did not care back then if children did not have an education. The last one is Poiitiacl rights, children could not vote. children were to young to vote and they did not care about them.

The civil right ened in 1865.This was a politi cal right ,Local goverments forced african american to pay money and pass a difficlut  literacy test before they could even vote. white did not have to take a literacy test. Because african americans could not vote they could not change the laws.

   This was a social rights , sevice and ficities wthout being discriminated against. racist law did not allow afrivan americans to go to the same school as white students , eat in the same restaurants or sit in the front of public buses.

    This was a economic right given jus the freedom to earn a livin and own a property. Local laws stopped african american form gettin jobs . such as police offcers. banks would not give them loans to but homes or start businesses. many freed lsaves had no choice but to work as farmers and maids for their old slave masters.