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How did the civil rights movement create a conflict between state and federal authority?

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Many southern states were against the advancement of black people’s rights, seen in cases like Little Rock. However the federal government would often have to intervene in these efforts, such as in the case of Little Rock where the national guard was sent to protect the black students.

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