Why did nonviolent resistance succeed in the aftermath of bloody sunday?

segregationists realized they were tired of fighting.

refusing to fight back made the cause of civil rights seem more just.

the governor of alabama began to admire the protesters.

bloody sunday made the country aware of civil rights for the first time.

answer:

bloody sunday dramatized the plight of africa americans in the south by showing the lengths to which segregationists would go to maintain the system of jim crow.

explanation: bloody sunday refers to the assault on marchers at the edward pettus bridge in selma, alabama.

a. a party in a lower-court case requests that the supreme court overturn the other court’s ruling in the case.

c, they united with once