When did the movement start?

There is no one specific movement that this question can refer to. Could you please provide more context or specific information about the movement you are asking about?

Where did most native Americans move when they lost their land in the northwest territory?

When was the civil rights act of Birmingham passed?

Big Stick Policy
The Big Stick Policy is a reference to US President Theodore Roosevelts (1858 - 1919) style of resolving diplomatic conflicts. In a speech that took place in 1901, during a fair in Minnesota, the president used an African proverb that says:with smooth speech and a big club, you go far . This was t
John Adams-The Second President of the United States, who opposed slavery but had to affirm
Muromachi 2nd Shogun, Tokugawa 2nd Shogun, 2nd Roman Emperor, 2nd Han Empire Emperor, Ming 2nd Emperor I think that few people will come up with their names immediately. As with these examples, few Japanese will soon see the name John Adams, and fewer will know what John Adams did. Anything shop
Fort Mose, the Spanish sanctuary where fugitive US slaves were freed
Saint Augustine (Florida) is the oldest European settlement occupied today in the continental part of the present territory of the United States. It was founded by Pedro Menéndez de Avilés on August 28, 1565, and not for colonial or economic reasons, but military ones. Spain located a military conti
Why you don't want to personally evaluate James Monroe, the fifth president of the United States
I personally dont like it, but James Monroe, the fifth president of the United States, has a politically flashy track record. The 5th President of the United States James Monroe is also from the Virginia landowner class. Naturally, given that Americas first colony was Virginia, its worth no