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What did the sit-in movement attempt to accomplish?
Sit ins primarily brought the civil rights movement into peoples homes through the media. Young men and woman would sit in malt shops or university buildings protestign Vietnam and civil rigts and woman status. These sit-ins led to Board of Education v Brown and other major court decisions. Most importantly a mentioned these sit ins were the first time African American civil rights campaigners were able to get there case in front of national media. This led to a need for congress, senate the executive and the judiciary to take the civil rights movement serious.
What is a disadvantage for the north at the start of the civil war?
They were fighting an offensive war and they were invading a large geographic area.
What area of the US became known as the breadbasket during the civil war?
The Genesee country in New York
What area did the US have an advantage over the North in the Civil War?
The US had been split into the Union (North) and the Confederacy (South)
What was the biggest area of disagreement between Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X?
The benefits of relying only on civil disobedience.
