Title: How successful was the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s? - Ms. Adcox U.S. History (1877- Current)
Headings: ​Course Discussion Board
​Course Discussion Board
How successful was the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s?
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Ulises Solis
2/22/2018 08:22:43 am
The civil rights movement was successful because although they did gain rights to vote and where less discriminated but still where treated very unequal still and where still discriminated against. Reply
Hector Manzano
2/22/2018 08:22:49 am
The Civil Rights was successful because men could vote with out poll taxes. Schools were desegregated, African Americans could go to school with whites. Reply
Adcox
2/22/2018 05:35:50 pm
Not just men, but women too since the 19th Amendment was passed in the 1920s...
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Abner Rivas
2/22/2018 08:22:53 am
The civil rights movement was successful for multiple reasons. Minorities were given multiple rights such as voting,poll taxes were abolished, and desegregation in schools ended with the Brown vs Board of Education
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Jonathan L.
2/22/2018 08:23:03 am
The civil rights movement was very successful because of the desegregation of public schools, passed the civil rights act, and more black in white school, and also the voting rights for black men. Reply
Adcox
2/22/2018 05:19:05 pm
Not just for black MEN!! Women also had the right to vote at this point in time. Reply
Elvis Almazan
2/22/2018 08:23:13 am
The civil right movement of the 1960 was pretty successful because it ended segregation it also allowed them to vote and participate politically. Although it was pretty successful today discriminat