Question

our student ebook and choose the best answer to each question. from interview with john lewis from npr what was the major result of the american publics exposure to news stories and photographs of the day called \bloody sunday\? it increased racial tension throughout the nation. it promoted widespread support for racial integration. it led to a federal law protecting citizens voting rights. it raised doubts about the marchers commitment to nonviolence.

Explanation:

"Bloody Sunday" (the 1965 Selma to Montgomery march incident) involved police brutality against civil rights marchers. The public exposure to news and photos of this event generated widespread outrage and sympathy for the civil rights cause, promoting support for racial integration. Option A is incorrect as it didn't increase racial tension broadly in a way that was the major result; Option C: The Voting Rights Act came after, but the immediate major result of public exposure was support for integration, not directly the law (the law was a subsequent outcome of the broader movement momentum); Option D is incorrect as the marchers' commitment was clear, and the event showed their courage, not doubts.

Answer:

B. It promoted widespread support for racial integration.