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Which occurred in the wake of King’s assassination in 1968?
Riots broke out in more than one hundred cities across the United States as people grieved.
The civil rights movement was disbanded in the absence of leadership.
Most activists came to believe that nonviolence was the best approach.
Robert F. Kennedy assumed King’s role within the civil rights movement.
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"Riots broke out in more than one hundred cities across the United States as people grieved."
Explanation: King's assassination on April 4, 1968, sparked widespread unrest and urban riots nationwide. The other statements are false — the movement did not disband, many activists shifted toward more militant or Black Power approaches rather than renewed faith in nonviolence, and Robert F. Kennedy did not assume King's role.
Explanation: King's assassination on April 4, 1968, sparked widespread unrest and urban riots nationwide. The other statements are false — the movement did not disband, many activists shifted toward more militant or Black Power approaches rather than renewed faith in nonviolence, and Robert F. Kennedy did not assume King's role.
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