Over the course of the 1930s, black Americans
a. lost substantial political clout because of the Depression.
b. became a decisive bloc in the states of the Deep South where they were most numerous.
c. gained numerous judicial and legislative seats in the Midwest and mid-Atlantic states.
d. abandoned the Republican Party almost completely
c. gained numerous judicial and legislative seats in the Midwest and mid-Atlantic states.
You might also like to view...
Which two countries gained the most territory in the settlement that followed World War II?
a. Germany and Italy b. Poland and the Soviet Union c. France and Great Britain d. Hungary and Yugoslavia
In China during World War II,
A) Chiang's Nationalists retreated west while Mao's communists resisted the Japanese. B) Chiang's Nationalists were able to destroy Mao's communist forces. C) Mao and Chiang worked together to defeat the Japanese. D) The Chinese people saw Chiang as a true nationalist for his resistance against Japan. E) Japanese forces withdrew after Pearl Harbor, leaving Mao to rule China.
In general, separate early Greek communities
A) exchanged diplomatic representatives only. B) established formal federations early in Greece's history. C) became fierce rivals fighting so often as to threaten Greek civilization itself. D) developed close ties and cooperated with one another. E) avoided all contact to appease their city gods.
Americans won a decisive victory at ________ that not only repulsed an invasion from Canada but changed the whole strategic picture of the war.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).