Question

1. A civil rights activist once said, “ you can kill a man, but you can’t kill an idea”. How did the civil rights movement improve this?

2. What civil rights achievement do you consider most important? explain your answer.

Answer 1

1. It shows that even if someone has been killed for stating their movement, that movement wont die as long as their are people that want to carry that movement and idea.

2. Thats hard to say because all civil rights achievements were equally important to lay a foundation of the rights that are still being laid down today. But, when they stopped the seperation of schools, things changed because every child didnt feel like they were better, they all were equal

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