Which of the following problems was the civil rights movement most effective in solving?

The denial of African American voting rights in large portions of the United States.

The existence of racially prejudiced attitudes found in areas of the United States.

The widespread urban poverty experienced in many African American communities.

The segregation of wealthy suburban neighborhoods outside of metropolitan areas.

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Trevin Gallagher

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17 March, 21:04

Which of the following problems was the civil rights movement most effective in solving?

The denial of African American voting rights in large portions of the United States.

The existence of racially prejudiced attitudes found in areas of the United States.

The widespread urban poverty experienced in many African American communities.

The segregation of wealthy suburban neighborhoods outside of metropolitan areas.

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Gabriel Hebert · Answer 1

The statement in which the problems was the civil rights movement most effective in solving is the The segregation of wealthy suburban neighborhoods outside of metropolitan areas.