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Max Weber insisted that teachers and scholars should
 
  a. let their personal values guide their analysis of the world.
  b. prize dispassionate analysis.
  c. engage in political advocacy.
  d. not be politically involved as citizens.

Question 2

In a historical context, Du Bois describes the American Negro's longing to merge his double self into a better and truer self. By this, the author describes the African American's desire to
 
  a. Africanize America.
  b. make it possible for a person to be both African AND American.
  c. bleach his/her soul and become white.
  d. lose one part of the double self.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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