During the twentieth century, African Americans, their supporters, and other organizations and groups unified to overcome the discrimination and inequalities of that era. In doing so, several tactics were utilized. Which of the following is not of the tactics used by these groups to seek their civil rights?

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Riots were not a tactic that was commonly used by African Americans and their supporters during the Civil Rights Movement. While some riots did occur in cities such as Detroit and Los Angeles, they were generally seen as counterproductive to the goals of the movement and were actively discouraged by most civil rights leaders. Nonviolent tactics such as civil disobedience, legal action, boycotts, and working within the political system were more common.

During the Twentieth Century, African Americans, Their Supporters, and Other