<prompt> Etsa kemiso ea nako ea liketsahalo tse lebisitseng ho Mokhatlo oa Litokelo tsa Botho United States.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Create a timeline of events that led to the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. . Response in English: The Civil Rights Movement was a defining moment in the history of the United States, marking a period of intensive activism and advocacy for equal rights for African Americans. Here is a timeline of key events leading up to and during this movement:- 1619: The first African slaves arrive in Virginia, marking the beginning of centuries of systemic racism and oppression against people of African descent in the United States.- 1857: The Supreme Court rules against plaintiff Dred Scott, denying people of African descent the right to citizenship.- 1861 -1865: The Civil War takes place, fought largely over the issue of slavery.- 1863: President Abraham Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing slaves in Confederate states.- 1865: Congress passes the thirteenth amendment, abolishing slavery in the United States.- 1868: The fourteenth amendment is adopted, granting citizenship to all people born or naturalized in the United States, including former slaves.- 1870: African American men are given the right to vote with the ratification of the fifteenth amendment.- 1896: In Plessy v. Ferguson, the Supreme Court upholds racial segregation, arguing that separation based on race was constitutional as long as the separate facilities were equal. This leads to widespread segregation and discrimination against African Americans in the United States, particularly in the South.- 1909: The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People NAACP is founded, with the goal of promoting racial equality and eradicating discrimination against African Americans.- 1948: President Harry Truman desegregates the military through an executive order.- 1954: In Brown v. Board of Education, the Supreme Court rules that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional.- 1955: Rosa Parks is arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama bus, sparking the Montgomery Bus Boycott.- 1960: Sit-ins begin, with groups of black college students refusing to leave segregated lunch counters until they are served.- 1961: The Freedom Rides begin, with groups of black and white civil rights activists riding buses through the South to protest segregated public transportation.- 1963: The March on Washington takes place, with more than 250,000 people, including Martin Luther King Jr., gathering in front of the Lincoln Memorial to demand equal rights for African Americans.- 1964: President Ly . Response in Sesotho: Mokhatlo oa Litokelo Tsa Botho e ne e le nako e hlalosang nalane ea United States, e tšoaeang nako ea boipelaetso bo matla le bobuelli ba litokelo tse lekanang bakeng sa Maafrika a Amerika. Mona ke letoto la liketsahalo tsa bohlokoa tse etellang pele le nakong ea motsamao ona: - 1619: Makhoba a pele a Maafrika a fihla Virginia, ho tšoaea qalo ea lilemo tse makholo tsa khethollo ea morabe le khatello khahlanong le batho ba matsoalloa a Afrika United States. - 1857: Lekhotla le ka Holimo-limo le ahlola moqosi Dred Scott, le hanela batho ba matsoalloa a Afrika tokelo ea ho ba moahi. - 1861 -1865: Ntoa ea Lehae ea etsahala, e loanoa haholo ka taba ea bokhoba. - 1863: Mopresidente Abraham Lincoln o fana ka Phatlalatso ea Emancipation, a lokolla makhoba linaheng tsa Confederate. - 1865: Congress e fetisa phetoho ea leshome le metso e meraro, e felisa bokhoba United States. - 1868: Phetoho ea leshome le metso e mene e amohetsoe, e fana ka tokelo ea ho ba moahi ho batho bohle ba tsoaletsoeng kapa ba tlhaho United States, ho kenyeletsa le makhoba a mehleng. - 1870: Banna ba Maafrika a Amerika ba fuoa tokelo ea ho vouta ka tumello ea phetoho ea leshome le metso e mehlano. - 1896: Ho Plessy v. Ferguson, Lekhotla le ka Holimo-limo le tšehetsa khethollo ea morabe, le pheha khang ea hore karohano e thehiloeng morabe e ne e le ea molao oa motheo hafeela mehaho e arohaneng e lekana. Sena se lebisa khethollong e atileng le khethollo khahlanong le Maafrika a Amerika United States, haholo-holo ka Boroa. - 1909: Mokhatlo oa Sechaba oa Tsoelo-pele ea Batho ba Mebala NAACP o thehiloe, ka sepheo sa ho khothaletsa tekano ea merabe le ho felisa khethollo khahlanong le Maafrika a Amerika. - 1948: Mopresidente Harry Truman o khetholla sesole ka taelo ea tsamaiso. - 1954: Ho Brown v. Board of Education, Lekhotla le ka Holimo-limo le etsa qeto ea hore karohano likolong tsa sechaba ha e lumellane le molao-motheo. - 1955: Rosa Parks o tsoaroa ka lebaka la ho hana ho tela setulo sa hae beseng ea Montgomery, Alabama, e tsosang Montgomery Bus Boycott. - 1960: Li-Sit-ins li qala, ka lihlopha tsa baithuti ba batsho ba koleche ba hanang ho siea li-counter tsa lijo tsa motšeare tse arohaneng ho fihlela ba fuoa. - 1961: The Freedom Rides e qala, ka lihlopha tsa baitseki ba litokelo tsa sechaba tsa batho ba batšo le ba basoeu ba palame libese ho pholletsa le Boroa ho ipelaetsa ka lipalangoang tsa sechaba tse arohaneng. - 1963: The March on Washington e etsahala, me batho ba fetang 250,000, ho akarelletsa le Martin Luther King Jr., ba bokane ka pela Sehopotso sa Lincoln ho batla litokelo tse lekanang bakeng sa Maafrika a Amerika. - 1964: Mopresidente Ly 