Which of the following is true of urban rebellions during the so-called "Long Hot Summers" of the 1960s? King widely condemned those who participated, characterizing them as criminals and "hoodlums" with no legitimate grievances. They were typically incited by an act of police violence or aggression. They occurred in primarily white neighborhoods, leading to largescale property damage and death within white communities.

Which of the following is true of urban rebellions during the so-called "Long Hot Summers" of the 1960s? King widely condemned those who participated, characterizing them as criminals and "hoodlums" with no legitimate grievances. They were typically incited by an act of police violence or aggression. They occurred in primarily white neighborhoods, leading to largescale property damage and death within white communities.

		King widely condemned those who participated, characterizing them as criminals and "hoodlums" with no legitimate grievances.
		They were typically incited by an act of police violence or aggression.
		They occurred in primarily white neighborhoods, leading to largescale property damage and death within white communities.