how did president kennedy respond to the violence in birmingham?

a. he wrote a letter to martin luther king jr. expressing his concern.
b. he had members of the ku klux klan arrested.
c. he had eugene “bull” connor arrested for police brutality.
d. he promoted civil rights laws such as the 1964 civil rights act.

(D). He promoted civil rights laws such as the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Further Explanation:

The Birmingham rampage was a civil disorder movement of Alabama.  The campaign was provoked by the bombings that took place during the night hours of 11th May 1963. These explosions were done targeting black leaders who were part of the Birmingham campaign which was a protest against racial discrimination. Businesses were burned down by local African-American natives as they protested against the police and fought them all over the territory. Some prominent leaders of the campaigns were James Bevel, Martin Luther King and Fred Shuttleworth who were in favor of non- violent actions against the discrimination law.

After the Birmingham riot, a widespread protest for racial justice begun in May 1963, and it was the high time for President Kennedy to do something. He introduced civil rights laws in the form of the Civil Rights Act which was considered to be an important law in US civil Laws which ended discrimination based on race,  national origin, color or religion

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Grade – High School

Subject – History

Chapter – Violence in Birmingham

Keywords – Birmingham, Violence, Violence,campaign, racial discrimination, African-American, James Bevel, Martin Luther King, Fred Shuttleworth, President Kennedy

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