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Who were the "Little Rock Nine?"A. A group of prisoners who rioted against terrible conditions in the state prison at Little Rock, ArkansasB. A group of ministers, priests and rabbis who tried to intervene in a race riot in Little Rock, ArkansasC. The first African-American students admitted to Central High School in Little Rock, ArkansasD. The leaders of an African American boycott of the bus system in Little Rock, Arkansas
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