In 1957 a group of around eighty members of the atlanta christian council issued what became known as the "minister's manifesto," which

a. urged people in georgia to resist integration at all cost.

b. called the supreme court's decision of desegregation a sin.

c. discouraged all georgians from mounting a resistance to integration.

d. warned that all who reacted against desegregation would be excommunicated.

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Kasen Aguirre

7 December, 02:58

In 1957 a group of around eighty members of the atlanta christian council issued what became known as the "minister's manifesto," which

a. urged people in georgia to resist integration at all cost.

b. called the supreme court's decision of desegregation a sin.

c. discouraged all georgians from mounting a resistance to integration.

d. warned that all who reacted against desegregation would be excommunicated.

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Jovan Shaw · Answer 1

The correct answer is c) discouraged all georgians from mounting a resistance to the integration.

After witnessing the school integration crises in Little Rock, Arkansas, eight members of the Atlanta Christian Council issued a statement of conscious discouraging the city officials and ordinary citizens for pursuing a course of massive resistance to federal authority.