Evolution of Civil Rights Protest Strategies
Which of the following best describes the evolution of protest strategies employed by the Civil Rights Movement and other social movements during the 1960s?
A
There was a turn toward supporting the status quo, with protest activities declining sharply in response to satisfied public demands.
B
The movement evolved from predominantly nonviolent protests to incorporating more militant tactics as frustration with slow progress grew.
C
Activists shifted entirely to legal challenges and court battles, abandoning public demonstrations in favor of behind-the-scenes reforms.
D
Protest strategies remained uniformly nonviolent throughout the decade with no significant evolution in tactics.
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