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How did opponents of civil rights try to prevent major laws from passing? A. They defeated the laws with a majority B. They forced a presidential veto. C. They filibustered to d…

How did opponents of civil rights try to prevent major laws from passing? A. They defeated the laws with a majority B. They forced a presidential veto. C. They filibustered to d…
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How did opponents of civil rights try to prevent major laws from passing?

A. They defeated the laws with a majority
B. They forced a presidential veto.
C. They filibustered to delay voting,
O D. They abstained from voting.

User Gerald Mayr
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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

very common tactic used

User Acaz Souza
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The answer is C.

They filibustered to delay voting.
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