Both the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act allowed civil rights activists to protest peacefully. meant the end of discrimination in the country. discouraged state governments from enforcing the laws. gave the federal government tools to enforce the laws.

Gave the Federal Government Tools to Enforce the Laws.

Explanation:

The Civil Rights Act meant the establishment of National Civil Rights Commission. It meant the Federal Justice Department could help African Americans enforce their rights in the courts. The Voting Rights Act also meant the US Attorney General could send officers to areas where the law was not being adhered to.

option c

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