She contributed to the success of the Civil Rights campaign
by launching several movements aimed at bringing attention to the issues of
racism and segregation in the South.
Among the movements that she help start are the Lunch Counter Integration
Campaign, the Freedom Riders Movement and was one of the founders of the
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee that also helped organize voting
rights in Alabama and the voting rights movement in Selma. This committee also helped ratify the Voting
Rights Act of 1965 empowering the federal government to ensure that African
Americans and other minorities are able to register as well as vote during
election periods.
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The American Revolution in effect created multiple civil wars.. Loyalty to Great Britain came in many forms, from wealthy elites who enjoyed prewar.. In general, however, British America’s population of 2.5 million, roughly one third, to cause independence.
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The correct answer is C) Slaves who heard of Congressional support of the Missouri Compromise were encouraged to revolt.
The other options of the question were A) The Missouri Compromise encouraged slaves sold to Missouri families to revolt and run away before they could arrive in the controversial state. B) The Missouri Compromise encouraged slaves to resist revolution in the hopes that those against slavery would soon abolish it in the United States. D) Slaves who heard of Congressional opposition to the Missouri Compromise were encouraged to revolt.
The Missouri Compromise and slave revolution interact within the text in that "Slaves who heard of Congressional support of the Missouri Compromise were encouraged to revolt."
The news about some Congressmen opposition to slavery spread quickly and a black man Denmark Vesey who was not a slave in South Carolina delivered a speech against slavery in the African Methodist Episcopal Church of Charleston and organized a rebellion of slaves in 1822 to escape to the island of Haiti. But the rebellion had a "whistle-blower," and the organizers were killed.
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