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Methods used by the African American civil rights movement to create change

IB History Methods Used by the African American Civil Rights Movement to Create Change

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Non-violent protest and role of Martin Luther King Jr.

Radical activism including Malcolm X Black Panthers and Black Power

Role of women including Ella Baker Fannie Lou Hamer and Angela Davis

Role of grassroots organizations

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