During the Kennedy administration up to 1963, tactics employed to end discrimination included all of the following EXCEPT?:
A. sit-ins at public lunch counters.
B. use of federal troops.
C. extensive violence by African Americans.
D. freedom riders on public transportation.

The answer is letter c. extensive violence by African Americans. The Civil Rights movement and the Kennedy administration wanted to promote civil rights and equality but did not encourage any form of violent activity which would only worsen the situation.

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During the Kennedy administration up to 1963, tactics employed to end discrimination included all of the following EXCEPT?: A. sit-ins at public lunch counters. B. use of federal troops. C. extensive violence by African Americans. D. freedom riders on public transportation.

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During the Kennedy administration up to 1963, tactics employed to end discrimination included all of the following EXCEPT?:
A. sit-ins at public lunch counters.
B. use of federal troops.
C. extensive violence by African Americans.
D. freedom riders on public transportation.