During the Freedom Summer, __________
A) students marched to Washington, D.C., to protest the Vietnam War
B) black and white activists registered black voters in Mississippi
C) activists were not victimized by violence
D) Sheriff Bull Connor ordered that dogs should be used against civil rights marchers
Answer: B
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