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Why is the montgomery bus boycott considered a turning point in the civil rights movement?
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Why is the montgomery bus boycott considered a turning point in the civil rights movement?

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The Montgomery bus boycott considered a defining moment in the social equality development due to it uncovered the power African Americans could have in the event that they combined and utilized peacefulness. I hope the answer will help you
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