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1. After Rosa Parks’ arrest, what was the next step taken to protest segregation? 2. How would you describe the approach Martin Luther King Jr. took toward protesting?

Today I will be able to analyze the causes for the American Civil Rights Movement by constructing a short response.

Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King elected as leader House was bombed 381 days of walking and carpools Bus Boycott

How did the bus boycott e nd? “Don’t let anyone pull you so low as to hate them.”- MLK

Tortured and killed for flirting with white girl Funeral with open casket

Students believed change happening too slowly Sit-ins Registered blacks to vote Snick

Challenged non-enforcement of bus desegregation on interstate trips Freedom Riders

In a short constructed response, explain the risks involved in the Civil Rights Movement. Would you have participated. Why or why not? Explain your response. FranrEa8vg

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