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When southerners used violence to stop peaceful protesters most Americans were what?
Most Americans were shocked and outraged by the violence that southerners used against peaceful protesters during the civil rights movement. This brutality highlighted the deep-seated racism and injustice present in society, prompting many to support the civil rights cause. Media coverage of these events brought national attention to the struggle for equality, leading to increased advocacy for legislative change. Ultimately, many Americans began to recognize the urgent need for civil rights reforms.
What did the white people in the re staurants do to peaceful protesters?
There were instances where white people in restaurants verbally confronted and heckled peaceful protesters during the civil rights movement. In some cases, they resorted to physical violence, throwing objects or physically assaulting the protesters. These actions were intended to intimidate and suppress the demonstrations for racial equality.
What action did martin Luther king advocate?
Peaceful protest.
What happened when dr. martin Luther king tried to hold a protest march in Birmingham Alabama?
Dr. King was arrested and the police responded to the protesters with violence.
What does the term non-violence mean in the Civil Rights movement?
Non- violence means to handle it with words and to handle by being peaceful. Sorry if this does not help you, but that's the best I can explain it. :)
How did Americans feel when southerners used violence to stop peaceful protesters?
shocked
When southerners used violence to stop peaceful protesters how did most Americans feel?
Most Americans were shocked.
When southerners used violence to stop peaceful protesters most Americans were what?
Most Americans were shocked and outraged by the violence that southerners used against peaceful protesters during the civil rights movement. This brutality highlighted the deep-seated racism and injustice present in society, prompting many to support the civil rights cause. Media coverage of these events brought national attention to the struggle for equality, leading to increased advocacy for legislative change. Ultimately, many Americans began to recognize the urgent need for civil rights reforms.
What did the white people in the re staurants do to peaceful protesters?
There were instances where white people in restaurants verbally confronted and heckled peaceful protesters during the civil rights movement. In some cases, they resorted to physical violence, throwing objects or physically assaulting the protesters. These actions were intended to intimidate and suppress the demonstrations for racial equality.
What is a peaceful protest?
A peaceful protest is simply a demonstration of a belief without violence. Picketing is one of the most common, as is a petition.
What method did protesters use to overthrow Charles X?
Mass violence and rioting.
What does it mean to meet violence with non violence?
To meet violence with no violence means to react to violent acts by peaceful problem solving techniques. This techniques include peaceful protests and sit-ins.
What did southerns who had the most to gain from the reestablishment of white supremacy see as a defense against republican rule?
violence
When southerners used violence to stop peaceful protesters most did?
When southerners used violence to stop peaceful protesters, most did so to maintain the status quo of racial segregation and resist the civil rights movement. This violent backlash often involved local law enforcement and white citizens who felt threatened by the demands for equality and justice. Such acts of aggression aimed to intimidate and suppress dissent, highlighting the deep-seated racism and social tensions of the era. Ultimately, these actions galvanized further support for the civil rights movement, drawing national attention to the struggle for equality.
Why violence not acceptable in protest?
People can get hurt or killed. People may be breaking the law by engaging in violence. People can make their point without resorting to violence. Violence can often undermine a protest as the protesters will be accused of being bad people and so their protest is not valid. It gives those they are protesting against something to use against the protesters. So for these and other reasons there should not be violence at protests.
What statement describes how Nelson Mandela reacted to the Sharpeville massacre?
Mandela concluded that protesters must consider violence as a response to violence on the part of the government
How would you do a peaceful protest?
with your soul not with physical violence
