Answer:
The march of Lexington and Concord.
Explanation:
The British heard of the Americans not wanting to comply to all of their rules and how they had shown their guns in a way to say they were not going to put up with the British's unfair taxing and laws. But in the eyes of the British they saw that as a threat so they came to America to take the guns from the Americans which had them marching to Lexington and Concord where they were met by Americans standing up for themselves. It is not known who fired the first shot but there were about 5 Americans killed in the first round of gunfire. When the British were on their way back they were met with American Militia who used Gorilla warfare (the act of hiding and surprise attacking from cover) to kill nearly 200 British troops.
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A response to the point: There was no enforcement of the legislation.
Here's a more detailed response, "Many blacks did not believe that civil rights legislation went far enough in the North because desegregation was not enforced. Schools in the North were considerably more segregated than those in the South. The Supreme Court abandoned the idea of achieving integration because it would have required some students to move great distances. The Court also overturned white suburbs to integrate into heavily minority schools."
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