During the 1920s, black Brazilians reacted to white supremacist policies by doing everything except
A) joining Marcus Garvey's black power movement.
B) practicing "candomble," a popular religion that evoked consciousness of the African past.
C) creating the Brazilian Black Front to demand black representation in the National Congress.
D) organizing massive protests against race discrimination.
C
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Missouri River, they passed near the home of a) legendary frontiersman Davy Crockett. b) legendary frontiersman Daniel Boone. c) future Civil War General Robert E. Lee. d) Vice-President Aaron Burr. e) future President Abraham Lincoln.
Like many European cities, Paris had grown since the Middle Ages with little to no __________.
A. planning B. government support C. trade D. military protection
The numerous diplomatic crises and near-wars of the United States in the late 1880s and 1890s demonstrated
a. the resistance of native peoples to American expansionism. b. that other nations were jealous of American power. c. the growing tensions between the United States and Britain. d. the failure of the Monroe Doctrine. e. the aggressive new national mood.
Ecuadoran indigenous efforts to prevent intrusion of oil companies into their territory included
A) a publicity campaign against the oil companies in the United States. B) guerrilla warfare against oil company installations. C) organization of an Ecuadoran Green Party. D) filing suit in New York over environmental devastation caused by Texaco.