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OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

Was William B. Hartsfield part of any organizations? If so what was his part in them? (I only need to know what organizations he was in) ~Thank you, will medal and fan ;)

OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

@eyesnapper

ILovePuppiesLol (ilovepuppieslol):

http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/william-b-hartsfield-1890-1971 more than thirty years of public service, on June 7, 1961, Hartsfield announced he would not seek reelection. Following his retirement, he was named mayor emeritus of Atlanta. He became a consultant for the Coca-Cola Company, the Trust Company of Georgia, and the Georgia Power Company. For a brief time he was also an editorial commentator on WSB television. In 1962 he was chosen president of the Southeastern Fair Association. On December 31, 1951, Hartsfield was elected vice president of the American Municipal Association, the national organization of mayors, and later served as its president. In 1952 he led the campaign to win passage of the Plan of Improvement that promoted the annexation of suburban territory. Atlanta tripled in size from 37 to 128 square miles, which added an estimated 100,000 people to the city's population. Hartsfield also oversaw the building of the expressway system and the construction of several city parks.

ILovePuppiesLol (ilovepuppieslol):

theres like around 4 or 5 organizations in the pargraphs

OpenStudy (eyesnapper):

Hartsfield developed a gradualist approach to race relations by building a biracial coalition for winning municipal elections. The strategy proved to be very useful as the city experienced the beginning of the civil rights movement in the 1950s and the racial unrest of the early 1960s. The nation experienced racial turmoil when Virginia; Little Rock, Arkansas; and New Orleans, Louisiana, attempted school desegregation, and Atlanta under Hartsfield calmly waited its turn. On August 30, 1961, the city peacefully integrated its public schools. As a result, Atlanta began to acquire its reputation as "A City Too Busy to Hate."

OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

THANK YOU BOTH!!!!!!!!!!>-<

OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

But still...what would the organization be @eyesnapper

OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

:)

OpenStudy (eyesnapper):

Well, are you sure it has to be directly related to civil rights? Maybe it could just be something that helped him to acquire his approach towards the civil rights movement.

OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

I already fanned you a long time ago xD

OpenStudy (eyesnapper):

lol u did XD Fan puppies! ^^

OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

Already did it...with testimonial ;)

OpenStudy (eyesnapper):

Oooh... Nice! :)

OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

lol

OpenStudy (eyesnapper):

lol gotta go do PE peace!

OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

that sounds....fun! :D

OpenStudy (whynotstudyalone):

See you!

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