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The Civil Rights Act of $1964$ addressed many concerns related to public accommodations.

Most of the civil rights protests were about voting rights.

After the passage of the Voting Rights Act of $1965,$ protests shifted to focusing on public accommodations.

Increasing demonstrations and protests heightened public pressure for the passage of the Civil Rights Act of $1964$ and Voting Rights Act of $1965.$

The formation of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in $1960$ led to a wave of new protests.

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Study the graph presenting the occurrences of civil rights demonstrations. Which statements are supported by the graph?

FIGURE $5\mathrm{.}1|$ Peaceful Civil Rights Demonstrations, $1954-68$

Peaceful demonstrations were an important part of the civil rights movement. Why did the number of demonstrations grow after $1955?$ Why do you think the focus shifted from public accommodations to voting rights after $1964?$

NOTE: The data are drawn from a search of the New York Times index for all references to civil rights demonstrations.

SOURCE: Jonathan D$.$ Casper, The Politics of Civil Liberties $($New York Harper and Row, $1972),90.$

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The Civil Rights Act of $1964$ addressed many concerns related to public accommodations.

Most of the civil rights protests were about voting rights.

After the passage of the Voting Rights Act of $1965,$ protests shifted to focusing on public accommodations.

Increasing demonstrations and protests heightened public pressure for the passage of the Civil Rights Act of $1964$ and Voting Rights Act of $1965.$

The formation of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in $1960$ led to a wave of new protests.

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