What was the novel Invisible Man about?
A) It focused on a chemical accident that made a black man invisible.
B) It was about a young black man who migrates to New York.
C) It involved the rape of a black woman by a white man and her son's efforts to exact revenge.
D) It was about blacks surviving in society by adopting white ways, including discrimination against darker skin.
Answer: B
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Take the role of a slave in the Revolutionary era. Describe what the Revolution has done for you and what you would like it to have done that it did not
What will be an ideal response?
The 1860 Republican party platform included
a. the abolition of slavery. b. a reduction in the tariff. c. nativist restrictions on immigration. d. free homesteads for western settlers. e. a repudiation of John Brown´s raid on Harpers Ferry.
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