Which member of the black cabinet served as its “titular head,” thanks partly to a close relationship with the Roosevelt family?
a. Mary McLeod Bethune
b. Campbell Johnson
c. Crystal Byrd Fauset
d. Rayford W. Logan
a. Mary McLeod Bethune
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A) civilians. B) part of the armed services. C) part of an amusing experiment. D) equal to their male counterparts.
Lowell's factories concentrated on mass production of a standardized product
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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