As was the case in Montgomery, in the Atlanta sit-ins, Dr. King’s role was __________
a) supporting the actions of others who asked for his support
b) creating a grassroots movement on the spot to address segregation
c) being invited to organize protests into effective responses to segregation laws
d) calming the radicalism of local black leaders
Answer: a
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Baron Paul d'Holbach believed that
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A) Ferdinand and Isabella. B) Henry VII. C) Louis XI, the "Spider King." D) Prince Henry the Navigator.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false