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Nonviolent Resistance in Civil Rights Movement: Impact & Origins

Learn about the effects of nonviolent resistance in the Civil Rights Movement, pioneered by Martin Luther King Jr. through tactics like boycotts, sit-ins, and marches. Discover how this approach influenced American culture.

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Nonviolent Resistance in Civil Rights Movement: Impact & Origins

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  1. Effects of nonviolence resistance during the Civil Rights Movement. By: Tony Paterniti

  2. How it came about • Martin Luther King started the use of nonviolence resistance when he moved to Montgomery where he became a leader off a bus boycott. • Martin Luther King learned of non violence through reading about Mohandas K. Gandhi, Henry D. Thoreau, and Christ.

  3. Nonviolence Resistance Tatcics(Blue Prints) • Boycotts • Sit-ins • Marches All Affected Americas Culture

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