How did television coverage of “Bloody Sunday” and the public support that followed help the civil rights movement?

It convinced President Johnson that the civil rights movement would fail.

It convinced southern senators to vote in favor of the Civil Rights Act.

It resulted in new federal laws that banned the use of police brutality against protestors.

It gave President Johnson the support he needed to push for passage of the Voting Rights Act.

Considering the case of the two health clinics above, why do you think that trouble was brewing? there was serious competition for tech jobs at the downtown clinic. the new technology at the uptown clinic was too difficult for the staff to understand. the doctors pitted the staff of one clinic against the staff at other clinic. the staff at the downtown clinic saw that their colleagues at the uptown clinic were treated better and had more opportunity.