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The Birmingham Campaign spurred civil rights struggles in other states across the country and positioned Martin Luther King as a great black leader.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The Birmingham Campaign started in April 1963.
- This campaign started the fight for civil rights, where blacks gathered in groups, to make protests, marches, and claims about their rights.
- They also began to break segregation laws and began to occupy places that were not allowed for them, such as the first seats on a bus.
The campaign caused a lot of repercussion across the country and annoyed those responsible for racist and segregationist laws. By the end of that campaign, the struggle for civil rights was established across the country, and in addition, Martin Luther King had positioned himself as a great leader and an inspiration to many people.
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The answer is that they were the expression of the consumerist culture of the period.
In the 1920s Ford dominated the automobile industry with its consumerist policies and thinking. Movies were also seen as products at the time by the studios that held the power in the movie business. That is why both of them were the reflections of the consumerist culture of the 1920s.
Elvis Presley (rock-and-roll star), James Dean (actor, he died in 1954) and Chuck Berry ( rock-and-roll star) were famous icons of the 1950s youth culture. Frank Sinatra was not a famous icon, during the 1950's he was in a kind of shadow.
Correct answer is D - Frank Sinatra
