GCU Wk3 Civil Rights Movement & Kennedy & Eisenhower Leadership Discussion
GCU Wk3 Civil Rights Movement & Kennedy & Eisenhower Leadership Discussion
This is for a history class discussion post. It needs to be at least 150 words long, include a reference, and be APA 6 format. Please let me know if you have any questions.
| Topic 3 DQ 1 |
In the early years of the 1960s, Civil Rights activists in Mississippi and Alabama played a crucial role in the Civil Rights movement. What were the key events of those first few years of the early 1960s? Who were the leaders of the movement? What did they accomplish and did they suffer any setbacks? Provide specific examples to support your responses.
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Topic 3 DQ 2
How did Kennedy’s policies represent a shift from Eisenhower’s conservatism to a more liberal view of government’s role in American life. Cite economic, social, and political examples.
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