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How does President Johnson frame the violent events in Selma,
Alabama, which occurred just more than a week before he gave
his speech?
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As one among a handful of turning points in
America's long-term quest for freedom
As an unexpected and tragic event outside the
norms of American society
As an insignificant event in the long sweep of



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President Johnson framed the events in Selma as a significant turning point in the fight for freedom by emphasizing the civil rights movement and passing the Voting Rights Act of 1965.


Explanation:

President Johnson framed the violent events in Selma as one among a handful of turning points in America's long-term quest for freedom. He used the incident to emphasize the importance of the civil rights movement and secured the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to address voting discrimination.


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