In the view of Thomas E. Miller, black land-grant colleges existed to __________
A) teach young black people practical skills
B) train the “talented tenth”
C) produce artists, scholars, and scientists
D) shame white people into repentance
Answer: A
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A. heteronormativity B. emasculation C. feminism D. hegemonic masculinity
The author of the popular book, The Wretched of the Earth, who argued that violence was a "psychologically healthy and tactically sound method for the oppressed," was:
A) Frantz Fanon. B) Stokely Carmichael. C) H. Rap Brown. D) Eldridge Cleaver.
The text authors conclude that "during the late 1940s and 1950s juvenile delinquency was not on the upswing." Explain why, then, there was such a great to-do about the moral decline of America's youth in these years
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The single largest employer of this time period was which of the following?
a. railroads b. factories c. commercial farmers d. federal government e. state government