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The first draft of the Civil Rights Act
allowed Southern states to continue Jim Crow laws.
called for a “Great Society” to honor civil rights.
allowed segregation to continue in some public locations.
called for more protections for African American voting rights.
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Called for more protections for African American voting rights.
The Civil Rights legislation of the 1960s (and its earlier drafts/discussions) focused on expanding legal protections against racial discrimination, including measures to secure voting rights for African Americans. The other choices are incorrect: the “Great Society” was Johnson’s broader program, and the acts were aimed at ending Jim Crow and segregation in public accommodations rather than preserving them.
The Civil Rights legislation of the 1960s (and its earlier drafts/discussions) focused on expanding legal protections against racial discrimination, including measures to secure voting rights for African Americans. The other choices are incorrect: the “Great Society” was Johnson’s broader program, and the acts were aimed at ending Jim Crow and segregation in public accommodations rather than preserving them.
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