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The Struggles and Limitations of the Civil Rights Movement in America

The fight for civil rights faced significant challenges, undermined by pervasive discrimination and racism. From the Civil War through the 1960s, the effectiveness of the movement was hindered by internal discord and governmental opposition. The journey was fraught with turbulence, both among activists and within state institutions, leading to a less cohesive effort. Despite the passionate advocacy for equality, the civil rights movement encountered obstacles that limited its success, revealing the complex interplay of social justice and systemic racism.

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The Struggles and Limitations of the Civil Rights Movement in America

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  1. Civil Rights DBQ Thesis Statements

  2. While the fight for civil rights raged on, its effectiveness was undermined by discrimination and racism.

  3. The civil rights movement was not a smooth one by any means. Civil rights was marked by turbulence within the United States government, and within the Movement itself, causing the movement to not be as successful.

  4. From the Civil War through the 1960s, African-American civil rights had limited effectiveness due to the extreme discord and outright racism within the U.S. government and in the movement itself.

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