Sociologists of Religion and Social Movements Argue That African American

Multiple Choice

Sociologists of religion and social movements argue that African American churches became prominent in the civil rights movement in the 1950s and 1960s because

A) Southern African Americans viewed their world in deeply religious terms.
B) most African Americans in the civil rights movement belonged to the same types of churches.
C) African American ministers were participants in the civil rights movement because they experienced discrimination too.
D) All of the above help to explain why these churches joined the fight for civil rights.