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In 1865 slavery 1. (abolish). As a results slaves everywhere in the US were free. They were also made citizens of the US by another Amendment. Before that, in 1807, it was forbidden to import slaves. Even though slavery 2. (not accept) after the 1860s, they were still treatedas second-class citizens. In the South all public places were segregated and thus black Americans were kept from taking part in a lot of activities. They could not use (cannot use) transportation, schools, restaurants and other public facilities. Although slavery had ended in the 19th century, black Americans struggled with poverty and violence. After 1870 the Ku Klux Klan 3. (become) quite powerful. The Klan used lynching, burning and other forms of violence to terrorize people who fought for the rights of the Afro-Americans. During the so-called Jim-Crow period between 1890 and 1940 black people in the South experienced a new wave of hatred and unfair treatment. A lot of blacks 4. (murder) without the police taking any interest and taking part in elections was also prevented. During the first half of the 20th century black political leaders tried to organize campaigns to achieve equal treatment and equal rights. But it was only in the 1950s that the Supreme Court made decisions to grant black Americans equal rights in the Southern states. Black people in the South 5. (begin) to organise boycotts and protest marches. The most famous speech for equality 6. (hold) by Martin Luther King on the grounds of the Lincoln Memorial. Since the 1960s more and more black people have become wealthy. With Barack Obama wanting to be the candidate of the Democratic Party, the USA might be governed by a black president for the first time in 2009​

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