How did Booker T. Washington respond to the movement toward segregation and disfranchisement?
a. He claimed that it would be bad in the short run but good in the long run.
b. He denounced it as an affront to democratic ideals.
c. He urged black people to accept it temporarily and concentrate on economic improvement.
d. He publicly opposed it, but behind the scenes lent support to it.
C
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A. European participation B. the racialization of slavery C. political manipulation D. the economic motivation
Late-seventeenth-century Puritan minister Samuel Sewell would have opposed which of the following activities?
What will be an ideal response?
The Bonus Expeditionary Force marched on Washington, D.C., in 1932 to demand
a. the removal of American troops from Nicaragua. b. an expanded American army and navy. c. immediate full payment of bonus payments promised to World War I veterans. d. punishment for those who had forced unemployed veterans to leave Washington, D.C. e. housing and health care assistance for veterans.
Mexica society
A) ?rose before the collapse of the Toltec state. B) ?had no hierarchical social structure. C) ?had no military. D) ?All of these are correct. E) ?None of these are correct.