The members of the Second Continental Congress were pushed toward independence in part through the publication of which essay?

The Nation, the Atlantic Monthly, and Harper's were

A. mass-circulation magazines founded during the early 1900s. B. magazines specializing in yellow journalism during the mid-1800s. C. newspapers sponsored by the political parties of the early 1800s. D. the first magazines to present public policy issues during the mid-1800s. E. newspapers specializing in party news and election reports founded during the early 1900s.

Identify the four developments that made it possible to break the deadlock between the agenda-setting and coalition-building aspect of the civil rights movement.

What will be an ideal response?