The term "civil rights" comes from the Latin term "ius civis", which means "rights of a citizen." Anyone who is considered a citizen of a country should be treated equally under the law.

PART 1 : Some Movements

Chapter 1. African-American Civil Rights Movement

Chapter 2. Apartheid

Chapter 3. Disability Rights Movement

Chapter 4. Native American Rights

Chapter 5. Slavery

Chapter 6. Women's Suffrage

PART 2 : Civil Rights Leaders

Chapter 7. Susan B. Anthony (Women's right to vote)

Chapter 8. Cesar Chavez(Farm Workers Association)

Chapter 9. Frederick Douglass(Slave To Advisor)

Chapter 10. Mohandas Gandhi(Independence India

Chapter 11. Martin Luther King ("I Have a Dream")

Chapter 12. Thurgood Marshall (Supreme Court)

Chapter 13. Rosa Parks (Bus Boycott)

Chapter 14. Jackie Robinson (Baseball)

Chapter 15. Elizabeth Cady Stanton (Women's Vote)

Chapter 16. Mother Teresa (Fighting for helpless)

Chapter 17. Sojourner Truth (Former slave)

Chapter 18. Harriet Tubman (Underground Railroad)

Chapter 19. Ida B. Wells (Against lynching

PART 3 : Major Events

Chapter 20. Jim Crow Laws

Chapter 21. Montgomery Bus Boycott

Chapter 22. Little Rock Nine

Chapter 23. Birmingham Campaign

Chapter 24. March on Washington

Chapter 25 . Civil War

Chapter 26. Apartheid System

Chapter 27. Various Type Of slavery

Chapter 28. Law and History

Chapter 29. Supreme Court Decisions

Chapter 30. Timeline of Events

Chapter 31. Magna Carta

Chapter 32. The Bill of Rights

Chapter 33. The Emancipation Proclamation