Most Americans believe that the “Civil Rights Movement” refers to…

Question Answered step-by-step Most Americans believe that the “Civil Rights Movement” refers to… Most Americans believe that the “Civil Rights Movement” refers to the activism of the 1950s and 1960s, and to the activities of leaders like Martin Luther King, Jr. While this is an integral part of the fight for black civil rights, we know from our study of History that the movement began much earlier, with a much broader scope. When do you think that the black freedom struggle began? Please identify important leaders, events, and organizations. Be sure to examine how political or social goals changed over time. (By no means do you have to exclude events of the 1950s and 1960s, perhaps just reconceptualize their larger historical position)Direction to answer this question:- Do you agree with this statement? To what extent is American History about social movements, rather than the decisions of official policymakers? Are “ordinary people”—workers, racial and ethnic groups, women, and others the guiding force in shaping American History, and, if so, how does that affect our understanding of the role of presidents, military leaders, and others at the top? Please draw on four specific examples in formulating your argument. Three paragraphs.  History US History HIST 112 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)