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Why were places such as Georgia and Alabama considered as "ground zero" for the American Civil rights movement? Please include specific examples and instances of the C…

Why were places such as Georgia and Alabama considered as "ground zero" for the American Civil rights movement? Please include specific examples and instances of the C…
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Why were places such as Georgia and Alabama considered as "ground zero" for the American Civil rights movement? Please include specific examples and instances of the Civil Rights Movement

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Alabama was the Souths capital at one point, and also its were the most African Americans were located. 
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