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Question 3 • United States History

How did President Kennedy address civil rights?

Answer
A
He proposed national civil rights legislation.
B
He was indifferent to civil rights issues.
C
He supported only state civil rights laws.
D
He refused to advocate civil rights.

Explanation

President Kennedy addressed civil rights by proposing national legislation to protect equal rights and prohibit discrimination. In 1963, he called on Congress to pass a comprehensive civil rights bill, which later became the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This was more than support for state laws, so D is correct.

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