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It has been said that World War II was one of the major catalysts for the modern Civil Rights movement.

Briefly explain why this assertion might be considered true.

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Explain why the Civil Rights movements changed to more extreme methods in the years 1963 to 1970?

Match the focus of the civil rights movement to the place.
 
protesting a policy of racial discrimination                                                                             a. Northern ireland 
 
protesting housing and employment discrimination based on religion                                      b. India
 
protesting discrimination based on social class                                                                       c. South Africa
 

Answer the questions:

1. How did the relative strengths of both the North and the South contribute to a long war?
2. What political divisions existed within both the North and South?
3. What social changes took place in the North and the South during the war?
4. What late strategy led to the Northern victory in the war?
5. Why is the Civil War considered a historic turning point for America?

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