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The Civil Rights movement of the late 1960s was characterized by which of the following?AThe establishment of the Back to Africa movementBA growing split between those who advocated nonviolence and those who favored more aggressive tactics to achieve civil rightsCWidespread support by southern Whites who had initially resisted the movementDA sharp drop in participation and interestin voter registration drives and other equal-access efforts in the rural SouthEStrong support for the women's rights movement
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