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Why were the Greensboro Sit-Ins so successful? a. They harmed local businesses' revenue. b. They appealed to the business owners' morality. c. They won the support of the President. d. They appealed to
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Why were the Greensboro Sit-Ins so successful?

a. They harmed local businesses' revenue.
b. They appealed to the business owners' morality.
c. They won the support of the President.
d. They appealed to religious feelings.

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Answer: A. They harmed local businesses' revenue.

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