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Following the Civil War, the primary focus of the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution was
To Apply the US Bill of Rights to the States -
The major significance of the "White Primary" cases for the Development of Civil Rights movement was
It signified a receptiveness by "racially liberal judges" that civil rights cases would be given a fair trial. -
The Ultimate goal of the legal strategy of Charles Houston and the NAACP in the Supreme Court Education Cases was
To eliminate segregation laws created by the Federal and State governments.. -
The significance of Brown vs Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas (1954) was
It stuck down "Separate but Equal" doctrine in public facilities across the United States. -
The first Major Political Protest organized by Blacks in the Civil Rights Movement was
The Montgomery, Alabama Bus Boycott -
The form of Political Protest adopted by Martin Luther King, Jr. in the Civil Rights Movement was called
Non Violent Direct Action -
The 1954 Civil Rights Act addressed All the following EXCEPT
Ending Arbitrary Gender- Based Discrimination -
As a result of Congress passing the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts, the Supreme Court and the Federal Judiciary
Became Activist by Ordering Specific Desecration Remedies instead of Remanding the Issues back to the States -
The Affirmative Action Cases brought before the Courts attempted to
Remove the Various "Economic" barriers to participation facing minorities -
Generally speaking, the Civil Rights Movement can be Characterized as
All the Above
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