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savannahhooper

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Where did most blacks live in the U.S. in 2000?
 
  A) the northeastern states
  B) the midwestern states
  C) the southern states
  D) the western states

Question 2

How did the Million Man March achieve symbolic success in the mainstream media and throughout the nation?
 
  A) Over 200,000 whites attended the march.
  B) Only black journalists covered the march.
  C) Louis Farrakhan was present at the march.
  D) Over 400,000 black men attended the march.



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Answer: C

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Answer: D





 

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