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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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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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