During the 1930s, southern rural blacks who moved to northern urban areas
A. None of these answers is correct.
B. could easily find domestic service jobs that no whites wanted.
C. faced blatant discrimination, much as they had in the South.
D. generally experienced conditions that were in most respects little better than in the South.
E. joined the NAACP in large numbers.
D
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a. the townspeople quickly formed militias in defense against the British assault. b. residents fled in fear of the oppressive regime of the British. c. they refused to fight, forcing the governor to surrender the colony. d. it was the Mohawk allies who fought most valiantly.
Working class neighborhoods developed on the outskirts of cities because
a. restrictive covenants prevented immigrants from buying in established areas. b. land was cheaper. c. workers needed to live within walking distance of factories. d. the atmosphere was healthier.
The 1890s saw a widespread imposition not only of disfranchisement, but also of segregation in the South.
a. true b. false
Progressive reformers of the cities believed that ________ were needed to solve problems and enact real change
a. experts b. bankers c. politicians d. scientists