By Series - Great Events from History II: Human Rights Series
- Congress Requires Cigarette Warning Labels
- Congress Responds to Demands of Persons with Disabilities
- Congress Votes to Admit Women to the Armed Services Academies
- Consumers Union of the United States Emerges
- CORE Stages a Sit-in in Chicago to Protest Segregation
- CORE Stages the “Journey of Reconciliation”
- Corporatism Comes to Paraguay and the Americas
- The Council of Federated Organizations Registers Blacks to Vote
- Cubans Flee to Florida and Receive Assistance
- Cyprus Gains Independence
- De Klerk Promises to Topple Apartheid Legislation
- The Declaration on the Rights and Duties of Man Is Adopted
- The Defense of India Act Impedes the Freedom Struggle
- Discrimination in Accommodations is Forbidden by the U.S. Supreme Court
- Dissident Writer Mihajlov Is Released from Prison
- Duvalier Takes Power in Haiti
- East Germans Flee to West to Escape Communist Regime
- East Timor Declares Independence but Is Annexed by Indonesia
- Easter Rebellion Fails to Win Irish Independence
- Egypt Attempts to Nationalize the Suez Canal
- Eichmann Is Tried for War Crimes
- Eisenhower Sends Troops to Little Rock, Arkansas
- El Salvador’s Military Massacres Civilians in La Matanza
- The Equal Pay Act Becomes Law
- The Equal Rights Amendment Passes Congress but Fails to be Ratified
- Ethiopian Revolution
- Ethnic Riots Erupt in Armenia
- Ethnic Violence Erupts in Yugoslavian Provinces
- The European Convention on Human Rights Is Signed
- The European Court of Human Rights Is Established
- European Court of Human Rights Rules on Mistreatment of Prisoners
- The European Social Charter Is Signed
- The Family Planning Services Act Extends Reproductive Rights
- FBI and CIA Interference in Civil Rights Movement Is Revealed
- Fiji’s Elected Government Is Ousted by the Military
- Finland Gains Independence from the Soviet Union
- Finland Grants Women Suffrage
- The First Female Conservative Rabbi Is Ordained
- The First Food Stamp Program Begins in Rochester, New York
- Ford Offers a Five-Dollar, Eight-Hour Workday
- Franklin D. Roosevelt Appoints Perkins as Secretary of Labor
- French Government Sinks Greenpeace Ship
- French Quell Algerian Nationalist Revolt
- Gandhi Leads a Noncooperation Movement
- Gandhi Leads the Salt March
- Geneva Convention Establishes Norms of Conduct in War
- Germany Uses Chemical Weapons in World War I
- Ghana Gains Independence
- Gideon v. Wainwright Establishes Defendants’ Right to an Attorney
- Gorbachev Agrees to Membership of a United Germany in NATO
