The main goal of the freedom summer campaign was

Pass voting rights act, is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Freedom Summer was an aide operation launched in the United States in June 1964. It was an attempt to record as many African-American electors as probable in Mississippi. Since the turn of the century, the Blacks had been ripped off from polling due to obstacles to elector registration and different requirements. The scheme also established dozens of Freedom Houses, Freedom Schools and community centers in modest towns everywhere Mississippi to assist the local black community.

The main goal of the freedom summer campaign was to pass the voting rights act.

Further Explanations:

The booming economy America attracted many immigrantseither in search of religious independence or in search of occupation. This sudden created havoc and led to the rise of slavery as immigrants were gladlyaccepting slavery. Soon the condition worsened for the slaves and the situation continued to be the same until the Civil war.  

Freedom summer was an operation initiated in the United States during June 1964 attempting to record as much elector as probable in Mississippi. Since during that era the poling right of African Americans were ripped off due different election policies, many schemes like Freedom House, Freedom schools and other community centers were established for the blacks.  

The main motive of the campaign was getting Voting Right act implemented.The act was implemented by President Lyndon B. Johnson during the civil rights to provide equal eminence to the Black Americans. It laid importance on the prohibition of racial prejudice during election. The act was guaranteed by 14th and 15th Amendments of the constitution.

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Answer Details

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Voting Right

Keywords: United States, religious independence, slavery, immigrants, Civil war, Voting Right, Lyndon B. Johnson, Black Americans, racial prejudice,Freedom summer, Mississippi, poling right, Freedom House, Freedom schools

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