In Addition to Sit-Ins, Other Forms of Direct Action

In addition to sit-ins, other forms of direct action

A) encountered very little resistance by local white authorities.
B) included "wade-ins," where black activists attempted to integrate California beaches.
C) attracted national attention, especially the 1961 "Freedom Rides."
D) were limited to marches and demonstrations.
E) included integrated groups riding city buses into the Midwest, where drivers and conductors attacked them.