What right did southerners attempt to deny to african american

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How did Southerners attempt to undermine the rights of African-Americans

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I guess check the 15th Amendment?

After the civil war, the federal government began to extend civil rights to african americans by

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passing amendments to the Constitution. signing the Emancipation Proclamation. paying reparations to them. helping them move to the Northern states.

President kennedy contributed to the civil rights movement by appointing african americans to

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President Kennedy contributed to the civil rights movement by appointing African Americans to government positions. positions at universities. positions in the space program. positions in the Peace Corps.

What role did african americans play in the american revolution

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What role did the African Americans play in the American Revolution

How did the dawes act attempt to help native americans

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How did the Dawes Act attempt to "Americanize" Native Americans? Select all that apply. A. By forcing Indian children to attend American schools. B. By creating breaking up traditional tribal …

In response to the arrest of rosa parks african americans

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In response to the arrest of rosa parks, african americans organized a bus boycott in

How did the second great awakening affect african american society

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How did the Second Great Awakening impact the roles of women and African Americans? A. They had greater responsibilities in their jobs. B. They had greater responsibilities in the home. …

Who was the first african american to earn a phd

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Was the first African American to earn a doctoral degree in psychology from a university in the US and is considered the father of African American psychology, A. Richard Suinn …

Who was the first african american elected to the senate

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Who was the first African American elected to a full term in the Senate

The harlem renaissance was an african american movement characterized by

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What was the Harlem Renaissance? An art movement characterized by its adherence to 19th century American culture. A social movement reducing Victorian restrictions on women. A cultural movement creating a …

Who was the first african american to graduate from harvard

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Who was the first african american to earn a doctorate degree harvard university

What did booker t washington encourage african americans to do

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What did Booker T. Washington encourage African Americans to do? A( avoid learning a trade B( drop out of school and join the Cotton states C( use force to suceed …

Who was the first african american to go into space

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"Guion Bluford was the first African-American to break free of the bonds of gravity and fly in space. He served on four Space Shuttle missions beginning in 1983, twenty long …

What role did african american play in the revolutionary war

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What role did African Americans play in the American Revolution? a. African Americans fought on both sides of the war. b. African Americans largely stayed out of the fighting. c. …

An african american organization founded in detroit in 1930 was

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An African American organization founded in Detroit in 1930 was the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. the Congress of Racial Equality. the Christian Leadership Conference. the Nation of Islam.