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3. In his campaign for civil rights, Matin Luther King Jr. was committed to- a. Militant confrontation and economic boycotts b. Establishing an African American political party c. Nonviolent protest and
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3. In his campaign for civil rights, Matin Luther King Jr. was committed to-

a. Militant confrontation and economic boycotts
b. Establishing an African American political party
c. Nonviolent protest and civil disobedience

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Dr. King was instrumental in paving the way for the landmark 1964 Civil Rights Act that ended legal segregation and the 1965 Voting Rights Act that put into place protections against suppression of black voters. Following the successes of the movement, Dr. King continued to champion justice and equality.

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