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SCLC, SNCC, Sheriff Jim Clark, State TroopersWho
the Sunday when Sheriff Jim Clark and state troopers attacked the marching African AmericansWhat
1965When
Selma, AlabamaWhere
to prevent the marching African Americans from passing Edmund Pettus Bridge and proceeding to the interstate to protest for voting rightsWhy
the white violence was caught on TV and shown to the nation, which helped flip the stereotype of White's and African Americans. Also helped gain the Government's attention --> Voting Rights Act of 1965Sign.
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Creator ebeltz101
Created May 21, 2009
Groups help with all tests (maybe) not always(CCDS Only), CCDS8ScienceSem10809, CCDSScienceExam08, social studies exam 08
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