Which of the following movements sponsored national meetings of black leaders beginning in 1830?
a. the Young Black movement
b. the Black Christian movement
c. the Negro Convention movement
d. the Black Panther movement
Answer: c. the Negro Convention movement
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A. believed it would divert her subjects' attention away from Spain's domestic problems. B. hoped profits from such voyages would help finance an expedition to wrest Jerusalem from the Muslims. C. wanted to prevent England from colonizing Africa. D. wanted knowledge about other world cultures.
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A. banned immigration by non-Westerners. B. sent military operatives to the U.S. for training. C. adopted a tough anti-China stance. D. made nation-building its main focus, including land and other reforms. E. implemented policies to broaden trade with the U.S.