The strategies utilized by Dr. King during the 1950’s and 1960’s created the

non-violence protest, leading up to the civil rights up in 1964.

Explanation:

Dr. King movement was made when  Racial segregation still exist in United States. Black citizens were openly banned to use infrastructure that the government established for white citizens.

Even though this caused a deep resentment within the African American community, Martin Luther King stood up and advocated for peaceful protests rather than violent conformation.

He believed that non-violent movements will increase the likelihood of gaining supports from the citizens. If they conducted their protests violently, the public would turned against them and the media will depict them as criminals.

and he's right. Public supports for civil rights movements rose through the roof. To the point where they can influence the government to pass the civil rights up in 1964 that ended racial segregation.

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