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Strategies of a Nonviolent Civil Rights Movement
Notes taken by Edward Tanguay on November 14, 2015 (go to class or lectures)
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strategies of a civil rights movement
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an action taken for a civil rights cause has                  purposes
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e.g. going to jail is a form of            disobedience
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1. confronts and                      the system which makes the laws
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2. helps individuals who are challenging the system
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strengthens their resolve
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shows a deep amount of                     
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attract others to join the movement
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opportunity in          to teach people about the movement
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needs many kinds of people
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those who will carry a         
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those who will                the movement
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those who will put their              in the movement
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church in Nashville
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Jim              was training them
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told story of non-violence about Rev. Charles               
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was working in the coal mines in                     
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demonstrated during the day
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work during the           
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some fellow workers recognized him in the demonstrations he took part in during the day
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decided they were going to          him up when he came to work
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put him in the back of a car
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took him down the river road in rural areas of Birmingham
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threw          up on tree to hang him
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older man told him to say his last               
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he started praying for his children
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then he went on and started praying for the men who were                him
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asking that God provide for their children
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men told him to          him praying in this way
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the men got into a               
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all those with the cars left
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the older man who was left                    the idea of killing him
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white woman who owned the property arrived
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released Billups
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this is how he was           
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this story teaches an example of effective                       
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people have consciences
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even when they are showing the worst kind hate, ultimately love has the                    to prevail

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disobediance ⇒ disobedience
Strategies of a Nonviolent Civil Rights Movement