What did you find most striking about the civil rights movement? What surprised or confused you about the civil rights movement? What were the goals of the civil rights movement? What were the strategies of the movement's participants? In what ways did the civil rights movement succeed? What made those successes possible? What remains to be done to create a truly just and equitable society? What questions do you still have about the civil rights movement?

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Rodolfo Booth

Social Studies

13 October, 08:45

What did you find most striking about the civil rights movement? What surprised or confused you about the civil rights movement? What were the goals of the civil rights movement? What were the strategies of the movement's participants? In what ways did the civil rights movement succeed? What made those successes possible? What remains to be done to create a truly just and equitable society? What questions do you still have about the civil rights movement?

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Darion Yoder · Answer 1

Most impressive in the civil rights movement was the resilience and willpower of those who fought for those rights. What surprised me the most is to know that many people were against movements for these rights.

The aim of the civil rights movement was to require that black people could enjoy the same civil rights and privileges that white people did. The strategies of the participants of the movement, was to walk and demonstrate peacefully.

The civil rights movement was successful when black people were allowed to enjoy the same civic privileges, rights and freedoms that white people already enjoyed, such as being university students, taking public transport freely, being able to enter any public establishment, among others. What made this success possible was the union and organization of those who sought these rights.

What is lacking to create a just and equitable society is the collaboration of people in reducing the incidence of intolerant behavior because of color, religion, nationality and sexual orientation among citizens.

I have no questions about civil rights.

Explanation:

The Civil Rights Movement was composed of a series of peaceful protests and demonstrations, that is, without violent acts, which took place between 1952 and 1983 in different parts of the planet. These movements were primarily intended to ensure that black people could enjoy the same rights, freedoms and civil privileges that were available only to white people.

Although the movement showed that white and black citizens should be treated as equals, as both contributed to the growth of society, many people were against civil movements and believed that black people did not deserve them. However, after much struggle and claims, the movement managed to achieve its goal, although we still live in a racist and prejudiced society.