HIST365 UMUC Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement Write an annotated bibliography. This will list and describe a minimum of 10 primary and

HIST365 UMUC Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement Write an annotated bibliography. This will list and describe a minimum of 10 primary and secondary sources, with specific requirements detailed below, that you may use in your paper. Attach a brief (1-2 sentences) current description of your topic. (Note: the topic may have changed somewhat from the version submitted in week 2–due to your subsequent research–but it should not about a different subject. )The annotated bibliography should involve a variety of primary and secondary sources, including at least two primary sources and articles from at least two academic journals; it should not include encyclopedias (including Wikipedia), dictionaries, or non-professional websites. Each annotation should include a full, properly formatted Chicago style citation, 1-2 paragraphs detailing the basic argument of the work, the type of evidence used to prove the thesis, and an explanation of the value of the information to your paper. Using the following thesis word document as bases for your research. Thesis Statement
Civil Rights is an important time in American History. Civil rights movement was
a struggle for social justice. It took place in 1950s and 1960s. During the Korean war
600,000 African Americans fought. Most of the African Americans were underutilized
because of racial prejudice which led to new opportunities. The 24th infantry was
disbanded, which lead to the end of the segregation in the military. According to
https://www.nj.gov/military/korea/factsheets/afroamer.html.
Before World War 2 most African Americans were low wages farmers, factory
workers. In early 1940s war-related work was booming, but most African Americans
were not given the better paying jobs. Franklin D. Roosevelt issued an executive order
8802 after thousands of African Americans threaten to march for equal employment
rights. During the WW2, despite suffering segregation and discrimination during their
deployment, which was a stark contrast to why Americans had entered the war to begin
with defending freedom and Democracy in the world.
On Dec. 1st, 1955, Rosa Parks, found a seat on the bus after a long day’s work,
but because of segregation laws Rosa Parks was supposed to give up her seat and sit
on the back of the bus with all the African Americans.
According to https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/civil-rights-movement She
refused and she was arrested. With her arrest ignited outrage and support for equal
rights. African American leaders formed Montgomery improvement association (MIA).
that was led by Rev. Martin Luther King. This role placed Martin Luther King front and
center of the civil rights movement. We will examine the work that Martin L. King did for
Civil rights from the time M.I.A. was formed and until the his assassination. We will look
at how the United States has moved forward in Civil rights since his death.

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