Bull Connor was the Commissioner of Public Safety in Birmingham in the 1960s and led a violent crackdown on civil rights protestors.
This violent crackdown included the siccing of police dogs on protestors and the use of fire hoses on protestors. National attention turned to the treatment of the protestors when news reports showed video of how the protestors were being violently attacked by the police and public opinion turned against Bull Connor.
In the 1960s, Birmingham's commissioner of public safety, Eugene "Bull" Connor, spearheaded a deadly crackdown on civil rights protesters. Option (d) or (iv) is hence the proper response.
Bull Connor was Birmingham's Commissioner of Public Safety in the 1960s, and he oversaw a deadly assault on civil rights demonstrators.
The deployment of police dogs on demonstrators and the use of fire hoses on protestors were all part of this brutal crackdown.
When news reports showed footage of demonstrators being forcefully attacked by police, national attention was drawn to their treatment, and public opinion swung against Bull Connor.
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