In the 1920s, artists and intellectuals of the Harlem Renaissance
A. drew heavily from their African heritage.
B. both drew heavily from their African heritage and included writers Edna Ferber and Ezra Pound.
C. sought to inspire civil disobedience to further racial justice.
D. None of these answers is correct.
E. included writers Edna Ferber and Ezra Pound.
A
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A) innocents B) cannibals C) subhumans D) demons
The formation of the Seiy?kai party provided
a. vocal and effective opposition to the government. b. a third independent party to counter established forces. c. the (temporary) end of obstructive party politics. d. a political voice to the poorer classes in Japan.
In the long run, the biggest losers as a result of the War of 1812 were:
A) the British. B) the French. C) Western Indians. D) American slave owners.