Segregation+Luke+Pfeffer

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For more than 200 years before the Civil War, slavery existed in the United States. But after the war, things began to get worse for blacks. The south thought they needed to do something. The South had to come up with laws called the Black Codes, which severely limited the rights of blacks and segregated them from whites.

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This is Martin Luther King he was a humongous part of segregation. But the thing about Martin Luther King was he was a very peaceful man and he did not harm anybody he had no problem's with anybody but else. He didn't care if you were White, Spanish, blue, green or anything like that. The thing that made him different was he would march down streets, give speeches and the whites people would say the rudest things that you could say to an African American and he would just keep marching keeping giving his speeches because he didn't care what other people had to think of him, he never let anything get to him. He never used violence to solve his problems and that's what made him different from all the other segregationist.

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This is Malcolm X. He was also a major part of segregation. The thing that differs him from Martin Luther King is, he was not a peaceful man. The way he took care of things were not the right way. He was a very violent man. He encouraged people to kill other people and that's not the right way to handle anything.