Question

during the civil rights movement, how did integration in atlanta under mayor william b. hartsfield differ from integration in other cities?

• it was a more peaceful process than in other cities.
• it led to much more violence than in most other cities.
• it happened much later than the integration of other cities.
• it led to a more significant population decline than in other cities.

Explanation:

Mayor William B. Hartsfield pursued a gradual, cooperative approach to integration in Atlanta during the civil rights movement, avoiding the widespread violent backlash seen in many other U.S. cities. This made Atlanta's integration process notably more peaceful.

Answer:

It was a more peaceful process than in other cities.