American HistoryQuestion 93 of 128
What movement worked to end racial discrimination?
a.The civil rights movement
b.The women's suffrage movement
c.The temperance movement
d.The labor movement
Explanation
The civil rights movement worked to end racial discrimination, especially against African Americans. It gained momentum in the 1950s and 1960s. It led to major laws protecting equal rights.
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