Question
Civics
Which of the following were goals of the civil rights movement? Select all that apply.
(1 point)
Responses
establishing full voting rights for women
establishing full voting rights for women
establishing full voting rights for African Americans
establishing full voting rights for African Americans
banning sexist business practices
banning sexist business practices
banning racist business practices
banning racist business practices
increasing land ownership rights for women
increasing land ownership rights for women
increasing land ownership rights for African Americans
Which of the following were goals of the civil rights movement? Select all that apply.
(1 point)
Responses
establishing full voting rights for women
establishing full voting rights for women
establishing full voting rights for African Americans
establishing full voting rights for African Americans
banning sexist business practices
banning sexist business practices
banning racist business practices
banning racist business practices
increasing land ownership rights for women
increasing land ownership rights for women
increasing land ownership rights for African Americans
Answers
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The goals of the civil rights movement primarily focused on addressing issues related to racial equality and justice for African Americans. The following responses you provided are relevant to those goals:
- **establishing full voting rights for African Americans**
- **banning racist business practices**
Other options, such as establishing full voting rights for women and addressing sexist business practices, relate more to the women's rights movement, while increasing land ownership rights for women or African Americans also reflects broader civil rights issues but is not a primary focus of the civil rights movement specifically.
- **establishing full voting rights for African Americans**
- **banning racist business practices**
Other options, such as establishing full voting rights for women and addressing sexist business practices, relate more to the women's rights movement, while increasing land ownership rights for women or African Americans also reflects broader civil rights issues but is not a primary focus of the civil rights movement specifically.