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Key Strategies During The Birmingham Campaign

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Key Strategies During The Birmingham Campaign

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During the Birmingham Campaign the key strategies used by the leaders were nonviolence, biblical ideas, and constitutional ideas.

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Project C is the only organization that Birmingham had during this time.

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The amendment violated in the Birmingham campaign was the 14th Amendment because people were being violated their rights to say no to searches done in their houses.

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Fred Shuttlesworth and chase Billups led a march from Gaston Motel to Birmingham city hall.

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https://www.wevideo.com/view/874604915

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aw8Wl2rKwgQ

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10 Administrators get arrested in the cafeterias.

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George C. Wallace takes over as Alabama governor. And he calls for ¨Segregation¨.

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contracts signed to begin construction of multi-million dollar ¨Red Mountain¨ Express way.

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Dorothy Cotton was a girl who's mom died when she was young and was raised by her dad.

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Wyatt Tee Walker was the chief of staff for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and was an African American pastor.

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James Bevel had 16 brothers and sisters in his mom and dads house. He served a brief stint in the US  Naval Reserve.

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Birmingham was one of the most racial divided cities in the U.S. The City was located in Alabama and was very segregated. The population is 350,000 and the population was 60% White and 40% black. The campaign was a model of non violent direct action protest.

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Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader who was in jail for protesting the treatment. He was not welcome in the black community because of his actions.