As they are described in this chapter, what was the importance of black fraternities established on college campuses during the Progressive Era?
a) to develop social networks and business partnerships
b) to promote higher education
c) to provide financial support for black schools
d) to promote the hiring of black faculty on traditionally white college campuses
Answer: a
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