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The Montgomery Bus Boycott's success stemmed from a combination of strong community organization, effective leadership, and strategic planning. Key figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and the Montgomery Improvement Association mobilized support and maintained unity among participants. The economic impact on the bus system, due to the loss of fare revenue from the African American community, pressured city officials to negotiate. Additionally, the boycott gained national attention, highlighting racial injustices and garnering widespread support for the Civil Rights Movement.

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