Early Civil Rights Movement · US History

Which statement best summarizes the early civil rights years from Brown to Montgomery?

  1. The federal government ended all forms of racial discrimination without public activism
  2. Civil rights activism disappeared after World War II
  3. Legal victories and grassroots protest combined to challenge Jim Crow segregation
  4. The Supreme Court strengthened the doctrine of separate but equal
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Correct answer: Legal victories and grassroots protest combined to challenge Jim Crow segregation

The early civil rights years showed the power of both courtroom strategy and community-based protest. Brown and Montgomery became turning points in the struggle against Jim Crow segregation.

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