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Question

What factors did NOT contribute to the rise of black militantcy in the 1960s?

The assassinations of Malcom X and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

With the continued peaceful successes won through the Civil Rights movements, black violence was limited to marginal and underground activities

The difficulty of breaking down patterns of racial discrimination across America

The rise of a new generation of black activists who adopted the black power slogan ('Black Power') and organized subversive political groups such as the Black Panthers

Answer 1

Well if peaceful means were being successful they would tend to keep being peaceful and not switch over to militancy. (The Civil Rights factor)

Those assassinations lead to riots. To explain it I looked up militancy, and no joke - Black Power and Black Panthers were in the dictionary under militancy. If you run into strong racial discrimination you are likely to eventually apply your own pressure back.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I would say the second option is false. Ironically, the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 led to black militancy. Why? The legislation was passed which was supposed to be a break through in the Civil Rights Movement, but it wasn't enforced as strictly or as quickly as the Movement would have liked, so many people turned towards militancy.

I would say that the 3rd option did not contribute to black militantcy.

Answer 4

Try eliminating the one answer that doesn't make sense. Its actually pretty obvious.

Answer 5

The last one seems the one to me.

Answer 6

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