Which civil rights leader became nationally known during the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
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Correct answer: Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Jr. emerged as a major leader during the Montgomery Bus Boycott. His leadership emphasized nonviolent protest and helped bring national attention to the movement.
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