Which of the following statements about Progressivism and race is LEAST accurate?
a. Many white southern progressives advocated segregation and the disenfranchisement of blacks as progressive reforms.
b. Many white northern progressives believed that science had proven that blacks were not mentally equipped to handle the burdens of political participation.
c. Although most white Progressives remained indifferent to racial inequality, Theodore Roosevelt proved an exception in 1912 when he made black rights part of his platform.
d. The NAACP and similar black organizations employed many of the same tactics and methods as other Progressive-era reform movements.
c. Although most white Progressives remained indifferent to racial inequality, Theodore Roosevelt proved an exception in 1912 when he made black rights part of his platform.
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For each historical identification question, define the term and briefly describe its historical significance. Cyril and Methodius
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a. It exposed a land bridge connecting Eurasia with North America. b. The glacial withdrawal allowed migration from South America. c. The glacial withdrawal formed freshwater lakes that supported life. d. Rising ocean levels from melted glaciers made it possible to cross the Atlantic. e. It prevented the migration of dangerous animals from the Bering Isthmus.