little rock nine
Elizabeth Eckford: veiwpoint
Elizabeth Eckford was antisegregation and believed in the right to equal education.
Elizabeth Eckford:why do they hold this veiwpoint
She wanted to receive the same quality education as white students and believed in the principles of equality and justice.
Elizabeth Eckford:action they took
She tried to go to Little Rock Central High School even though there were angry people and racial discrimination, all to get a fair education.
President Eisenhower:viewpoint
President Eisenhower was anti-segregation and believed in upholding the rule of law. The court case of Brown vs board of Education ruled that segregation in public schools weren't aloud
President Eisenhower why do they hold this veiwpoint
He believed that enforcing the Supreme Court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education was essential to ending racial segregation and maintaining the authority of federal law.
President Eisenhower what action did they take
Eisenhower sent federal troops to Little Rock to ensure the safety of the Little Rock Nine and enforce desegregation, demonstrating his commitment to civil rights and the rule of law.
Orval Faubus: veiwpoint
Orval Faubus was pro-segregation and believed in maintaining segregation in Arkansas schools.
Orval Faubus why do they hold this viewpoint
He claimed that his actions were taken to prevent violence and maintain order,
Orval Faubus what action did they take
Faubus called in the Arkansas National Guard to block the entry of the Little Rock Nine into Central High School, refusing to go with the federal court's desegregation order.