Nonviolent Protest

Welcome to the "Nonviolent Protest" category on Questions LLC! Here, we provide a platform for individuals to explore and engage in discussions about the impactful and transformative practice of nonviolent protest. Whether you are seeking knowledge on historical examples, strategies and techniques, or even personal anecdotes, this category is the perfect place to delve into the multifaceted aspects of nonviolent protest. From civil rights movements to environmental activism, join us in discovering the power of peaceful resistance and its profound effects on society. Explore the questions, contribute your own insights, and together let's broaden our understanding of nonviolent protest and its role in shaping a more just and equitable world.

Questions (6)

Why was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. a successful civil rights leader?A. He was a follower of Malcolm X and preached about using
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2. asked by kat
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A photo shows a large crowd of African American and white people in 1960s-era clothing protesting closely together. People are
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2. asked by Moon_Squ@d
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Whose ideas about nonviolent protest inspired King?A. Malcolm X B. Mahatma Gandhi C. John F. Kennedy D. Lyndon B. Johnson
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2. asked by mimi
3. 442 views
Use the image to answer the question.What method are the people in the photograph using to bring attention to a lack of social
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2. asked anonymously
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What method are the people in the photograph using to bring attention to a lack of social and economic opportunity?Responses A.
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2. asked by Moa
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In the 1960's, bus boycotts, lunch counter sit-ins, and freedom riders were organzied attempts to achieve(1 point) Responses
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2. asked by anonymous
3. 12 views