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the two incidents that gave Kennedy an incentive to work towards civil rights legislation were : 
1. George wallace, Alabama's racist governor that blocked two African American students from entering the university

2. the murder of an activist named Medgar Evers (NAACP secretary, focused his efforts on voter registration and boycotts) 
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The correct answer is: The two incidents that gave John F. Kennedy an incentive to work in civil rights legislation were:  1. The racist governor of Alabama, George Wallace, tried to prevent two African-American students from attending the University of Alabama .   2. A white segregationist murdered civil rights activist Medgar Evans.

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