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Policemen in the background Difference between Level 1 and Level 2 ‘Description’ Level 1 description An angry protestor shouting abuse at the African American student LEVEL 2 The Arkansas National Guard preventing any of the Little Rock 9 from entering the doors of the school. LEVEL 2 Picture shows a protest to try and stop the students from entering the school. One of the protestors was reported to have spat in the face of Elizabeth Eckford Level 1 description Black student trying to attend Little Rock High LEVEL 2 A photo of Elizabeth Eckford, one of the 9 African American students attending Little Rock High in 1957

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