What were the effects of the Birmingham campaign? Check all that apply.Most of the country ignored the protests in the city.Civil rights laws and integration gained more support.Public places in the city slowly began to desegregate.Martin Luther King Jr. and other leaders were arrested.More Americans began to sympathize with the protestors.The resistance to civil rights protests was entirely nonviolent.
In 1963 civil rights leader was killed for helping African Americans register to vote in Mississippi.
Freedom Summer was a voter registration campaign held in in 1964.
This graph suggests that school desegregation.
Protestors worked to protect voting rights guaranteed in the to the Constitution.
In 1965 civil rights leaders led a march from to Montgomery.
In 1950 of African Americans ages 25–29 had earned a college degree.
It took before protestors were able to complete the march.
In 1970, about of African Americans ages 25–29 had earned a college degree.
The march and the response to it helped bring about .
From 1970 to 2010, the number of African American college graduates .
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