Author Question: How did California demonstrate in 1964 that it was opposed to racial desegregation? A) It did ... (Read 59 times)

Haya94 · **on:** Aug 9, 2018

How did California demonstrate in 1964 that it was opposed to racial desegregation?

A) It did notCalifornia has always been at the forefront of legislation promoting racial equity.
B) Although it was later declared unconstitutional, Californians approved a law allowing voter registration solely on the basis of race.
C) It passed a state constitutional amendment repealing all legislation banning discrimination in housing.
D) Californians passed a law in that year promoting segregated schools and abolishing some public schools in mostly black areas.

Question 2

How did Malcolm X's views change after his visit to Mecca in 1964?

A) He began to favor segregation and subordination for blacks.
B) He renounced his former view that all whites were evil and racist.
C) He began speaking for the use of violence and force to overcome racism.
D) He began to insist that all blacks move to Africa.