Analyze failures of the united states civil rights movement

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Assignment:

1. Analyze the successes and failures of the United States Civil Rights movement.

2. For what reasons, and to what extent, did the civil rights movement in the United States become more radical between 1965 and 1968.

3. Many American families have seen dramatic change in attitudes about the appropriate social relationship between blacks and whites and their awareness of racism. Some families have a "generation gap" in racial attitudes and awareness, and some family members find that their perspectives change substantially as they experience more of life. Has there been a significant change in attitudes and awareness in your family or community. If so, what caused the change. If not, what accounts for the continuity?

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