Why did civil rights activists target interstate transportation in the 1960s? because it was regulated by state governments because it would gain the most media coverage because it was regulated by the federal government because they wanted to be mobile in case protests became violent

Because they wanted to be mobile in case protests became violent .

Explanation:

In the 1960 case Boynton v. Virginia, the U.S. Preeminent Court proclaimed isolation in interstate transport and rail stations unlawful. Be that as it may, the high court's decision didn't stop isolation in the South. A social equality amass sent seven blacks and six whites on two open transports set out toward the South on May 4, 1961. The objective was to test the Supreme Court managing on isolated interstate travel in the Confederate states.

Choice c would be the correct answer to this question

Though typically, that which is called the  great schism  refers to the east-west  schism. it was the greatest  effect  of the east-west  schism  was the creation of two separate churches that had previously been mixed under one church, the eastern orthodox church and the roman catholic church.