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Successful essays will consider the role of prominent leaders in the movement, the roots of the problems the movement sought to address, the major goals of the movement, and role of the movement's major opposition. Be very specific about the movement's particular demands and how it tried to achieve its goals. Also remember, none of these movements were one-dimensional; be sure to show evolution over time or dissent within the movement to provide a fuller picture of its place in American history.
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