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Which of the Following Factors Widened the Gap Between Factions

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Which of the following factors widened the gap between factions within the civil rights movement in the early 1960s?


A) impatience with the non-violent approach
B) a shift in goal emphasis within the movement to the problems of Black city dwellers
C) the slow, compromising approach of the federal government to problems facing Blacks
D) all of the above

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