What was the importance of little rock nine?

Answer 1

the inmportance of little rock nine is.....look it up!

The Little Rock Nine were 9 African-American students that were admitted to a previously all-white school after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down segregation in the decision Brown v. Board of Education in 1954. It was a test of Integration, and its outcome showed that Integration could be successfully carried out. There was deep controversy over the decision to allow these 9 students into this school, and required the intervention of President Eisenhower (and the U.S. Army) to force the people of Arkansas to permit Integration to proceed. Though there was much resistance from students and the school administration, it worked, the result of which is national Integration - students of all ethnic origins are permitted into American public schools. It also served as one of the watershed moments during the turbulent civil rights movement, which resulted in more equal rights for all Americans, regardless of color or creed. (How equal those rights have become can still be debated, but...)

For a more complete explanation of the events surrounding the Little Rock Nine, see the following article:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Rock_9

Answer 2

novanet answer-That the south would countinue to resist segregation.

Answer 3

the government showed it would no longer tolerate segregation