Chapter 5: Civil Rights

Interactive Politics Simulation

After exploring the simulation, answer the following questions and submit them to your instructor. Launch the Simulation!

1. What are the drawbacks of using nontraditional strategies, especially more aggressive ones?

2. If you were leading an interest group with few political ties, which approach would you take?

3. Which approach did Martin Luther King, Jr., take? Based on the simulation, was that a good idea?

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