By embracing pan-Africanism, W. E. B. Du Bois was acknowledging:
A) his acceptance of the back-to-Africa movement.
B) his sense of alienation from America and Americans.
C) that the color line was a global problem.
D) the collapse of the civil rights movement in America.
Answer: C
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A) 1600s. B) 1900s. C) 1800s. D) 1700s.
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A) They were readily able to assimilate easily into Anglo-American society. B) They were generally poorer than the Irish. C) They were exclusively Protestant. D) They tended to have a wider variety of work skills.
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The term Harrapan civilization is sometimes used to refer to the civilization of the entire Indus Valley.
a. true b. false