1. The fight over segregation lasted for over one hundred years. Considering the difficulty of the issue, was this a short or a long period of time, in your opinion?

2. How many generations does it take to change a mindset?

3. How did the Voting Rights Act affect civil rights?

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Gavyn Humphrey

8 January, 04:43

1. The fight over segregation lasted for over one hundred years. Considering the difficulty of the issue, was this a short or a long period of time, in your opinion?

2. How many generations does it take to change a mindset?

3. How did the Voting Rights Act affect civil rights?

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Mareli · Answer 1

1 Yes, considiering WW1 AND WW2 combined is 10 years and the longest war is 335 years, and just being short of 235 years, yes i think this war was long

2 Many many generations. Lets take india. The british colonized from 1612-1947. It took 335 years (coincedently) for someone to rise up in India.

3It was a step in the right direction for civil rights. Now Africans can freely vote in the US

1. The fight over segregation lasted for over one hundred years. Considering the difficulty of the issue, was this a short or a long period of time, in your opinion?2. How many generations does it take to change a mindset?3. How did the Voting Rights Act affect civil rights?

1. The fight over segregation lasted for over one hundred years. Considering the difficulty of the issue, was this a short or a long period of time, in your opinion?

2. How many generations does it take to change a mindset?

3. How did the Voting Rights Act affect civil rights?