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| The Civil Rights Act was started in the late 1958. |
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| Eisenhower introduced another civil rights bill in late 1958, this led to a violent outbreak of bombings against churches and schools. |
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| The 1960 Civil Rights Act introduced penalties against people that obstructed someone to register or vote. |
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| The outcome only added an extra 3% Black voters for the 1960 election. |
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| 1960 The civil Rights act was introduced in Eisenhower's presidency. Eisenhower hadnt been known for his supports for civil rights. |
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| People stated he only did it to win the BLACK VOTE |
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| 20% Afro American registered to vote. |
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| In america its up to each person to take the responsability to register, differently to england. |
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The aim of the bill was to increase the black population votes.
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| Any person that tried to obstruct someone from voting would hardly get punished. |
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| Only whites formed jury members. |
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| Black people were divided with regards to the bill. |
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| The Civil rights act of 1964 was born in the presidency of JFK |
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| JFK had opposed Eisenhower's Act to keep Democrats Hierarchy |
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| 57% of Africans houses were unacceptable. Their live expectancy was 7 years less than whites. |
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| African mortality was twice as great as whites. Properties values would drop of an African family moved to a neiborghoud that wasnt ghetto. |
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| The 1964 Act had resulted in an outbreak of violence |
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| Racists launched a campaign agaisnt Marin Luther King. |
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| MLK tried getting African Americans to vote. |
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| Johnsons was concerned, all you needed to vote was being american and having your name registered in the electoral list. |
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