Question

Mayor Hartsfield coined the phrase "the city is too busy to hate" during his tenure as mayor of Atlanta. What conclusion can you make about Mayor Hartsfield's intended impact on the state of Georgia based on his statement about Atlanta?

A Mayor Hartsfield was busy building Atlanta's first airport and hoped that everyone from the state would use it for air transportation.

B Mayor Hartsfield was a civil rights proponent and hoped that the state would look at Atlanta as an example of racial tolerance during the civil rights movement.

C Mayor Hartsfield knew Atlanta was too busy with other projects to integrate any of Atlanta's schools and hoped that other cities in Georgia would take the initiative in the Civil Rights Movement.

D Mayor Hartsfield didn't think that Atlanta had time to work with civil rights. He was focused on building public parks, expanding the expressway system, and opening Atlanta's first airport, and he wanted the people to come to Atlanta to
work.

Answer 1

B Mayor Hartsfield was a civil rights proponent and hoped that the state would look at Atlanta as an example of racial tolerance during the civil rights movement.

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