President Eisenhower's 1957 decision to send troops into Little Rock, Arkansas, was in response to A) a violent strike of railroad workers. B) student protests against the war in Korea. C) the bombing of an African-American church in Little Rock. D) local authorities' refusal to integrate Central High School.

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9 November, 21:22

President Eisenhower's 1957 decision to send troops into Little Rock, Arkansas, was in response to A) a violent strike of railroad workers. B) student protests against the war in Korea. C) the bombing of an African-American church in Little Rock. D) local authorities' refusal to integrate Central High School.

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Derrick Conley · Answer 1

The answer is D - the refusal to integrate Central High School. In 1954, Governer Faubus defied the supreme court decision to make segregation illegal