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Zaria Simmons

5 April, 19:11

Which best describes federal government actions in the civil rights movement in the early 1960s?

A. declared support for the movement

B. demanded the release of jailed civil rights activists

C. urged the Supreme Court to overturn pro-segregation decisions

D. passed anti-segregation legislation and protected those trying to integrate

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