Author Question: The concern raised by African American Republican George M. Arnold when he stated that it seems to ... (Read 68 times)

tuffie · **on:** Sep 21, 2019

Question 1

Horace Greeley's 1870 statements regarding Reconstruction as a failure because the reconstructed Southern state governments were based on ignorance and degradation and should return to white rule reflected the views of the __________.

A) Liberal Republicans
B) Redeemers
C) Radical Republicans
D) Readjusters

Question 2

Csar Chvez fought for better working and living conditions for members of what group?

A) factory workers
B) farm laborers
C) steel workers
D) sanitation workers

Question 3

What compromise did the Constitutional Convention reach in regards to the slave trade?

A) Congress did not have the authority to ban the slave trade until 1808.
B) The slave trade was banned in all states but Virginia.
C) Only Southern states could conduct the slave trade.
D) The international slave trade continued, but interstate trade was banned.

Question 4

Why did Marcus Garvey choose to appear in full military regalia and plumed hat as the founder and leader of the Universal Negro Improvement Association?

A) He wanted to emphasize his background as a veteran of World War I.
B) He believed that wearing such a uniform would challenge the white stereotype of racial
subservience.
C) He wanted to prove to his followers that he was much more militant than Booker T.
Washington.
D) He desired to rule Liberia as a monarch once African Americans resettled there.

Question 5

The concern raised by African American Republican George M. Arnold when he stated that it seems to me that we are drifting, drifting back under the leadership of the slaveholders.

Our former masters are fast taking the reins of government, was basically the result of __________. A) the rising power of the Ku Klux Klan and other white terrorist groups
B) Grant's Amnesty Act, which made most Confederate leaders eligible to vote and hold office
C) the implementation of the sharecropping system
D) the work of the Freedmen's Bureau