Figures such as Ras Baraka and groups such as Project Blowed are leaders in the effort to

a. steer black youths away from Hip Hop music to more traditional—and supposedly less immoral—musical forms such as jazz.
b. purge Hip Hop of its violent and misogynistic imagery and make it a vehicle of political engagement and community activism.
c. recruit famous Hip Hop artists to draw attention to such problems as poverty, civil war, and HIV/AIDS in the developing world, particularly Africa.
d. ensure that Hip Hop’s popularity benefits black communities financially by supporting black-owned record labels and production companies.


b. purge Hip Hop of its violent and misogynistic imagery and make it a vehicle of political engagement and community activism.

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a. Most Irish immigrants had been farmers, whereas most German immigrants were skilled workers. b. Irish immigrants tended to move West, whereas German immigrants tended to stay in cities. c. Irish immigrants made poor politicians, whereas German immigrants quickly took over politics. d. Irish and German immigrants were mainly Protestants. e. The Irish tended to come as single men, whereas the Germans came in families.

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A. resulted in a U.S. declaration of war on North Vietnam. B. gave President Lyndon Johnson wide latitude to escalate the conflict. C. both gave President Lyndon Johnson wide latitude to escalate the conflict, and called for 250,000 U.S. combat troops to be sent to Vietnam. D. called for 250,000 U.S. combat troops to be sent to Vietnam. E. None of these answers is correct.

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