Question

1. identify what act of nonviolent participation does congressman lewis assert is the most powerful? enter answer

Explanation:

Congressman John Lewis, a key figure in the civil rights movement, asserted that voting (the act of casting one's vote, participating in elections) is the most powerful act of nonviolent participation. This is because voting allows citizens to have a say in their government, shape policies, and bring about change in a democratic, nonviolent way.

Answer:

Voting (or "The act of voting" / "Participating in elections through voting")