Do Now 1)What was the goal of the March on Washington? 2)What was the overall goal of the Civil Rights Movement?

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Do Now 1)What was the goal of the March on Washington? 2)What was the overall goal of the Civil Rights Movement?

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Voting Rights Even after the Civil Rights Act was passed few African Americans in the South could vote due to unfair election laws. Without the vote, black citizens could not expect much progress toward equal rights MLK organized the march from Selma to Montgomery to encourage African Americans to register to vote. They were attacked along the way by Alabama State Troops

Voting Rights Act of 1965 Outlawed literacy tests and other means used to keep black voters from voting. It gave the Federal government the power to send officials to the South to oversee elections and make sure they were fair. The number of black voters doubled.

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