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In which southern city did television cameras capture "Bull" Connor's police force turning dogs and fire hoses against peaceful civil rights marchers? A. Jackson, Mississippi B. Birmingham, Alabama C. Atlanta, Georgia D. Nashville, Tennessee

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lrathburn
Bull Connor's police force turned dogs and fire hoses against peaceful civil rights marchers during the Birmingham campaign. Therefore the answer is B - Birmingham, Alabama.
magfulltime

Answer:

B. Birmingham, Alabama

Explanation:

With an estimated 40 percent of the understudy body at the all-dark Parker High School playing hooky to dissent and the Birmingham City Jail filled past limit, Birmingham Public Safety Commissioner Bull Connor requested the utilization of fire hoses and police hounds on the protestors.  

Martin Luther King said the several captures made since the beginning of the Birmingham Campaign denoted a record for any single set of civil rights demonstrations.

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