Answer:
The two correct answers are:
- Ending segregation by eliminating "Jim Crow" laws
- Protecting the equality and full citizenship of African Americans
Explanation:
The civil rights movement happened during the 1950s and 1960s and was a period in which African Americans fought for their rights. Even though slavery had been abolished during the Civil War, the situation for African Americans was far from ideal. A set of laws known as the "Jim Crow" laws maintained segregation between blacks and whites by using phrases such as "separate but equal". In addition, may African Americans were not registered to vote and could not exercise one of their basic rights as American citizens.
Can you translate this in English please
Generally, they would see Christianity as a foreign religion, which could undermine whatever religion is already in place (e.g. Hinduism or Islam). It's like diluting the religious 'purity' of their culture, in a way. As religion is generally an important part of a culture, this Christianity may in turn may 'damage' the culture, in the eyes of the people who live there.
