Marches, freedom rides, voter registration drives, and sit-ins were all part of the demonstrations that culminated to the enactment of the federal Civil Rights Acts of 1964, was the a major shift in political thought in the 1960s.
The act prohibited the use of literacy tests, established federal voter registration oversight in regions where fewer than half of the non-white population had registered to vote.
It enabled the US attorney general to examine the use of poll taxes in state and municipal elections.
Thus, Marches, freedom rides, voter registration drives, and sit-ins in 1960.
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