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Why In his speech concerning violence in Selma Alabama President Johnson used the words we shall overcome to?
show his support for the Civil Rights Movement.
What else can I help you with?
In his speech concerning violence of Selma Alabama President Johnson use the words we shall overcome for what?
show his support for the civil rights movement. -Apex
How did george overcome valley of forge?
To alabama
Who was Alabama's president?
Alabama doesn't have a prersident.
Which former President was born in Alabama?
No US President has been born in Alabama yet.
Who is the president of Alabama?
The US President is the president of the citizens of all the states if the question is about the University of Alabama that would be Dr. Robert E. Witt. If you meant the governor of Alabama, that would be Bob Riley.
What are Alabama laws concerning concealment of property subject to a lien?
I don't know about Alabama but in Georgia it is a jail sentence, and a fine.
When and where did the riders first run into problems?
in alabama. they found violence and were arrested.
Who are the presidents born in Alabama?
No US president , to date,, has been born in Alabama or lived in Alabama.
Who was president during Selma Alabama violence?
The president during the Selma, Alabama violence in March 1965 was Lyndon B. Johnson. The events, particularly the march known as "Bloody Sunday," highlighted the struggle for civil rights and voting equality. Johnson responded by calling for the Voting Rights Act, which was signed into law later that year, addressing the injustices faced by African Americans in the South.
Who are the US presidents born in Alabama?
No US president , to date,, has been born in Alabama or lived in Alabama.
Was there a vice president born in the state of Alabama?
No U. S. Vice President to date has been born in Alabama. Alabama was the home state of one Vice President, William R. King, who was born in North Carolina.
Which president was born in Alabama?
Alabama has been neither the birth state nor the home state of any U. S. President to date.
