Massive resistance was a strategy adopted mainly by white segregationists in the southern United States in response to the desegregation of public schools following the 1954 Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education. Key figures involved included politicians like Virginia's Senator Harry Byrd, who led the movement, as well as various white supremacist groups and local community members who opposed civil rights efforts. This resistance also encompassed a broader coalition of Southern governors and local officials who implemented policies to circumvent integration efforts. The movement had significant implications for the civil rights struggle, leading to increased tensions and protests.
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people from 685 were born with anti-sydrome and they had heaps of pimples then the pretty kids will mock them that how they came to start a war
The Danish resistance was when aliens attacked they earth and brough to the earth talking horse-hogs and the only people that could stand up to them was bald teenagers[=the danish resistance was actually when adolf Hitler attacked other places and sent Jews to concentration camps. people, like Jew, tried to save the Jewish people which is called the danish resistance.
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They got involed in the war because the Japanese bombed pearl harbour.
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the purpose of it is it integrates schools
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They are things that rescue falling people from helicopters and planes. Generally, the people jumping out of the plane is doing for fun. They open up and cause massive air resistance that slows your fall.
The massive resistance was a policy to unite white politicians and leaders in Virginia to prevent public school desegration. It was led by U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd, Sr. of Virginia.