History, 04.10.2019 21:50, rosiegirl313

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in the discussion of birmingham, how is the view that birmingham was a wonderful place to live, ironically countered?

who was bull connor? what specifically did he do to terrorize the populace? how is he responsible for what happened?

how does george wallace’s insistence on showing “his best friend” fit in with stereotypes of racists?

why were the protesters asked to take objects out of their pockets?

how do young people take the lead in the movement? how are they punished?

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Four little girls

worksheet #3 – mandatory

in the discussion of birmingham,...