What pressured the kennedy administration to add the power of the presidency to the civil rights struggle after the events in birmingham, alabama?

congressional support for his legislative agenda

television coverage of the violence

supreme court orders to protect civil rights

the threat by civil rights leaders to use violence to achieve their aims

Television coverage of the violence

Explanation:

The civil rights struggle that took place during the 1960s was not always a peaceful one. In fact, there was a significant amount of conflict following the events in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963. Many of these tensions were shown on TV, such as the use of fire hoses and attack dogs against protesters. The television coverage of the violence pressured the Kennedy adminsitration to react to the events. Kennedy then added the power of the presidency to the civil rights struggle.

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a.impressment of us soldiers