Chicago’s black population was __________
A) denied the right to vote
B) concentrated in a small area of the city’s South Side
C) unrepresented in local government
D) already declining by 1920
Answer: B
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a. maintained its role as the main strength of the American economy. b. never recovered from the depression of 1921. c. was unable to produce a surplus of crops. d. moved away from sharecropping and tenant farming.
Which of the following was a major Supreme Court civil-rights case of the 1950s?
A) Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka B) Jencks v. United States C) Yates v. United States D) Plessy v. Ferguson E) All of these choices
Which of the following is NOT a reason why William Lloyd Garrison and Frederick Douglass split, indicating problems among abolitionists?
A) Garrison's unyielding personality B) differences in tactics to gain abolition C) the desire of many blacks to return to Africa D) white reformers' patronizing attitudes toward blacks
Nixon’s second vice president was Gerald Ford, previously
a. mayor of Los Angeles. b. secretary of state. c. governor of Maryland. d. congressman from Michigan. e. senator from Michigan.