SNCC Workers Became Increasingly Skeptical About the Possibilities of Change

question 18

Multiple Choice

SNCC workers became increasingly skeptical about the possibilities of change through legal channels because of

• A) The FBI's failure to protect SNCC voter registration workers in the South.
• B) The slow-moving nature of Supreme Court cases designed to test segregation
• C) Congress didn't move fast enough on civil rights legislation
• D) Older civil rights leaders' lack of support

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