Question

what was a trait of the period defined by the black power movement or the era of revolution?
a black power marked the end of the integrationist stage of the civil rights movement,
particularly among youth activists.
b this is an era dominated by marcus garvey and his anti - colonial movement advocating for
revolution from european colonialism in africa.
c the key to this period of time was the efforts of peaceful protest led by youth activists
attempting to alter de jure forms of federal segregation.
d led by dr. martin luther king, jr., this period is best personified by the march on washington
and his \i have a dream\ speech.

Explanation:

• Option A: The Black Power movement, especially among youth activists, shifted from the integrationist approach of earlier civil - rights efforts. It emphasized Black pride, self - reliance, and sometimes separatist ideas, marking an end to the more integration - focused phase.
• Option B: Marcus Garvey's movement was in the 1920s, while the Black Power movement was in the 1960s - 1970s. So this option is incorrect in terms of time period.
• Option C: The Black Power movement was not primarily focused on peaceful protest to end de jure segregation. It had a more radical and sometimes militant edge compared to the earlier non - violent, integrationist protests.
• Option D: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a leader of the earlier integrationist civil - rights movement (e.g., the March on Washington in 1963). The Black Power movement was a later development with different ideologies.

Answer:

A. Black Power marked the end of the integrationist stage of the civil rights movement, particularly among youth activists.