Question 11 • US History
Civil rights activists used nonviolent direct action and public demonstrations to challenge segregation and demand equal rights. Sit-ins at lunch counters protested segregated service, public gatherings helped organize and build support, and marches between cities drew attention to discrimination. Violent marches were not the movement’s strategy, and activists did not generally rely on moving away or jailing white supremacists.
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