The author indicates which of the following about Af. American Rights in his closing argument?

The struggle for Af. Am. Rights will continue in the future

The author's use of the words "prejudice" and "inequality" indicate the author feels

Af. Americans have encountered serious struggles in America

Which of the following was given as evidence of an advancement for Af Am Rights?

Brown vs. the Board of Education

In paragraph 2 the author references Thomas Jefferson in order to

Offer an example of a the push and pull struggle of AAR

Which of the following would the author most likely agree with?

Fights for rights are a series of triumphs and struggles

Which best offers evidence that the AUTHOR has hope for America and its treatment of Af. Ams?

The expanded Const. reflects a nation willing to change

In paragraph 4 the author implies that ...

Some people could argue it didn't advance Af Am Rights

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1
The author indicates which of the following about Af. American Rights in his closing argument?
The struggle for Af. Am. Rights will continue in the future
Nothing can erase the long tradition of prejudice
The struggle for Af. American Rights it over
Rights gained can be lost forever
2
The author's use of the words "prejudice" and "inequality" indicate the author feels
African Americans have come a long way
Af. Americans have encountered serious struggles in America
African Americans treat others poorly
African Americans have reason to be angry and violent
3
In paragraph 7 the word "inherently" most nearly means
inseparably
severely
unfortunately
unbelievably
4
Which of the following was given as evidence of an advancement for Af Am Rights?
Brown vs. the Board of Education
Plessy v Ferguson
Voter Registration Exams
Declaration of Independence
5
In paragraph 2 the author references Thomas Jefferson in order to
offer an example of a setback for AF Am Rights
Offer an example of a the push and pull struggle of AAR
offer an example of Jefferson's own bigotry
offer an example of a advancement in Af Am Rights
6
Which of the following would the author most likely agree with?
Fights for rights are a struggle and rarely move forward
Fights for rights are a series of triumphs and struggles
Fights for Rights are no longer necessary in our country
Fights for Rights require violence to make change
7
In paragraph 9 the word "curtailed" most closely means
increased
decreased
disrespected
gained
8
Which best offers evidence that the AUTHOR has hope for America and its treatment of Af. Ams?
The expanded Const. reflects a nation willing to change
Reformers did not give up hope
No single case...could...erase the...tradition of prejudice
Any mention of slavery was deleted from the Declaration
9
As presented in the passage, the 15th amendment was avoided through the use of
voter registration exams
poll taxes
Intimidation
all of the above
10
Which of the following is evidence of a setback for Af Am rights?
Plessy v Ferguson
Voting Rights Act of 1965
The 15th Amendment
The 13th Amendment
11
In paragraph 4 the author implies that ...
Freedom for slaves depended on a Union Victory
Some people could argue it didn't advance Af Am Rights
Not all states obeyed the Emancipation Proclamation
The Emancipation Proclamation was a crucial step forward

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