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What was “Bloody Sunday”? A. The mass lynching of black protestors after the Civil Rights Act B. The attack on buses meant to test desegregation laws on interstate buses C. Poli…

What was “Bloody Sunday”? A. The mass lynching of black protestors after the Civil Rights Act B. The attack on buses meant to test desegregation laws on interstate buses C. Poli…
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What was “Bloody Sunday”?

A. The mass lynching of black protestors after the Civil Rights Act
B. The attack on buses meant to test desegregation laws on interstate buses
C. Police beatings of peaceful marchers in Selma, Alabama
D. The bombing of a black church during a service in Birmingham, Alabama

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I think the answer is (C. Police beatings of peaceful marchers in Selma, Alabama)

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