Question

the governor of alabama during the selma voting rights marches was rosa parks. eugene connor. lyndon b. johnson. george wallace.

Explanation:

The Selma voting rights marches took place in 1965 in Alabama. George Wallace was the governor of Alabama at that time, known for opposing desegregation and voting rights progress. Rosa Parks was a key figure in the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Eugene Connor was a Birmingham public safety commissioner, and Lyndon B. Johnson was the U.S. president during the marches.

Answer:

George Wallace.