Question

freedom rides
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college student diane nash calls for a second freedom ride.
the national guard is called in to alabama after the freedom riders are once again met with hostility.
attorney general robert f. kennedy changed the laws to actually desegregate interstate travel.
the freedom rides are considered a major success of the civil rights movement.
major events during the freedom rides
cause
effect
public transportation was ordered to desegregate by law.
civil rights activists travel on buses th south to test this new law.
freedom riders travel to anniston, alabama.
a hostile mob violently attacks the freedom riders and they fly to new orleans to finish the more

Explanation:

The Freedom Rides were part of the Civil - Rights Movement. Laws mandating desegregation of public transportation led activists to test the law by traveling south. Hostility in Anniston, Alabama led to the National Guard being called in. A violent attack made the riders fly to New Orleans to finish. Diane Nash's call for a second ride and Robert F. Kennedy's law - changing efforts are also important aspects, and overall, the Freedom Rides were a major success for the Civil Rights Movement. We match the causes and effects based on these historical relationships.
Cause: Public transportation was ordered to desegregate by law.
Effect: Civil rights activists travel on buses to the South to test this new law.
Cause: Freedom Riders travel to Anniston, Alabama.
Effect: A hostile mob violently attacks the Freedom Riders and they fly to New Orleans to finish the ride.
Cause: The Freedom Riders are once again met with hostility.
Effect: The National Guard is called in to Alabama.
Cause: College student Diane Nash calls for a second Freedom Ride. (No direct effect given in the provided list but it was an impetus for further action).
Cause: Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy changed the laws to actually desegregate interstate travel. (No direct effect given in the provided list but it was a significant legal change).
Effect: The Freedom Rides are considered a major success of the Civil Rights Movement.

Answer:

Cause: Public transportation was ordered to desegregate by law. Effect: Civil rights activists travel on buses to the South to test this new law.
Cause: Freedom Riders travel to Anniston, Alabama. Effect: A hostile mob violently attacks the Freedom Riders and they fly to New Orleans to finish the ride.
Cause: The Freedom Riders are once again met with hostility. Effect: The National Guard is called in to Alabama.
Cause: College student Diane Nash calls for a second Freedom Ride. Effect: (No direct match in list but led to further action).
Cause: Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy changed the laws to actually desegregate interstate travel. Effect: (No direct match in list but led to long - term change).
Effect: The Freedom Rides are considered a major success of the Civil Rights Movement.