Rock and roll was more than just music to listen to, some people believe it was music to live by, The music was just the beginning of the fun and well being people endured in the 1950's. The second reason the 1950's are considered to be the most influential decade in American history is because this is the decade that began the civil rights act...
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The major event that led to the beginning of the civil rights movement included Rosa Parks. Rosa Parks was an African American woman who after a hard day at work refused to give up her seat up front to a white man. By simply refusing to give up her seat, Rosa Parks single handedly began the civil rights movement and ultimately ensured that today all African Americans must be given equal treatment with whites under the law...
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