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What was the name of the movement that attempted to keep the South segregated despite federal laws?
A. Civil Rights
B. Massive Resistance
C. Anti-Segregation
D. Pro-South
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B. Massive Resistance was the name of the movement that attempted to keep the South segregated despite federal laws. It was a strategy employed by many Southern states in the 1950s and 1960s in order to resist the desegregation of public schools and other areas of public life.
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