What caused the civil rights movement to gain momentum?

Question

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The post-war economy after World War I
African Americans discontent during the Great Depression
African Americans wanting equal rights after World War II
Southern politicians beginning to support the idea of integration

Answer 1

The correct answer is: African Americans wanting equal rights after World War II.

After World War II, many African Americans who served in the military and contributed to the war effort returned home with a heightened sense of demand for civil rights and equality, leading to increased momentum for the civil rights movement.