5. What questions did Mrs. Annie Lee Cooper have to answer when

she was trying to register to vote?

I try to be 'nonviolent' but I just can't say I wouldn't do the same thing all over again if they treat me brutish like they did this time - Mrs Annie Lee Cooper.

Explanation:

ANSWER: The major question that Annie Lee Cooper has to answer when ever she wants to register to vote was "WHICH RACE DO YOU BELONG TO". This was the confronting question that will always disturb her, as she knows that the negros which she belongs to, finds it very difficult to register to vote, as they were treated in an annoying manner, that kept frustrating them, and making many of them to loss interest in registering to vote, Mostly in Alabama.

The story of Annie Lee Cooper as a hero in voting right can be seen at Selma times-journal, published in November 24, 2010.

EXPLANATION: Annie Lee Cooper was an African American, who lived from 1910 to 2010. She became a hero when she made the front page of the new York times in January 1965, after hitting an Alabama sheriff during an attempt to register to vote.

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