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What idea did works like Color Struck and The Blacker the Berry reflect?
 
  A) Blacks, if given the opportunity, could excel in America.
  B) Many black people also had color prejudices against darker-skinned blacks.
  C) Slaves were constantly beaten, and degraded.
  D) Most black intellectuals were leaning toward communism as a solution to black problems.

Question 2

What was true about the formal education of many black writers and artists of the Harlem Renaissance?
 
  A) They were generally very poorly educated but made great strides in art and literature.
  B) Many of them went to elite schools at a time when any college education was rare.
  C) Generally, they had high-school educations but little additional schooling.
  D) They felt that education for blacks was useless because they were confined to menial jobs.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: B



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