How did A. Philip Randolph differ from most other African-American civil rights leaders of his time?
A) He encouraged white participation in his organizations.
B) He was opposed to black nationalism.
C) He encouraged working-class black people to become activists.
D) He focused on noneconomic issues.
Answer: C
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A) possessed sewage and water systems. B) could feed 1 million people. C) had set wages profits, work hours, and prices. D) all of these. E) none of these.
"The Syllabus of Errors" issued in 1864 contained a criticism of modern society written by
a. Karl Marx. b. Charles Darwin. c. Pope Pius IX. d. Auguste Comte. e. Mikhail Bakunin.
The Cuban-exile invasion of Castro's Cuba, approved by John F. Kennedy, was first proposed during the Eisenhower presidency
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Beginning in 1860, writers were able to earn a living from their work because of new copyright laws.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)