On a national level, the American public was _______ the violence faced by the civil rights protestors in Birmingham.

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andrezito [222]3 years ago

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The correct answer is C) outraged by.

On a national level. The American public was outraged by the violence faced by the civil rights protestors in Birmingham.

One of the most important campaigns of the civil rights movement of the time was Project C or the Birmingham Campaign of the Spring of 1963. Protesters organized many marches and boycotts in downtown Birmingham such as in the City Hall. People were protesting in a non-violent way against segregation laws when they where met by the police with violent use of the force with dogs and high-pressure fire hoses. On a national level. The American public was outraged by the violence faced by the civil rights protestors in Birmingham.

saw5 [17]3 years ago

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The answer is C. Trust me.

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