Question

Following the Supreme Court’s decision in Brown V. Board of Education, African-American students began applying to colleges and universities that had previously been segregated. In 1963, the governor of Alabama, George Wallace, tried to physically stop three African-American students from registering at the University of Alabama. President Kennedy ordered the Alabama National Guard to force Wallace to move aside and allow the students to register.

Why did President Kennedy take this action?

Answer 1

he took it better for the children.

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Answer 2

Answer: He took it for the better of the students. And he did it so it would have equal rights to all.

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