Question 8 of 10 Why was the Montgomery bus boycott significant to the civil rights movement? A. It led directly to the passage of the Voting Rights Act. B. It showed that segregation was discriminatory even if different groups were treated equally. C. It demonstrated the power of organized action against racism. D. It represented the first time the Supreme Court had ruled against segregation.

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Question 8 of 10 Why was the Montgomery bus boycott significant to the civil rights movement? A. It led directly to the passage of the Voting Rights Act. B. It showed that segregation was discriminatory even if different groups were treated equally. C. It demonstrated the power of organized action against racism. D. It represented the first time the Supreme Court had ruled against segregation.

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C. It demonstrated the power of organized action against racism.The Montgomery bus boycott was significant because it showcased the effectiveness of collective, organized action in challenging racial segregation and discrimination. It was a pivotal event that helped to galvanize the civil rights movement and brought national attention to the struggle for racial equality.

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