How did the actions of the civil rights movement in the South differ from those in the North?
A. Southerners attempted change through the legal system; Northerners generally practiced sit-ins and civil disobedience.
B. Northerners were more closely aligned with churches and religious groups that attempted to enact legal changes.
C. Northerners attempted change through the legal system; Southerners generally practiced sit-ins and civil disobedience.
D. Southerners mostly worked toward civil rights as individuals, without the organizing power of larger groups.
Answer: A
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