In the summer of 1916, striking white workers in East St. Louis:
A) joined an interracial union campaign to demand higher wages and better working conditions.
B) attacked newly arrived black workers who had come to fill vacant jobs at a local plant.
C) stopped trains from the south from delivering black workers to the city.
D) petitioned President Wilson for financial assistance to continue their strike.
Question 2
In the early months of the war, more than ________ black volunteers and draftees joined the army, constituting 20 percent of America's military force.
A) 400,000
B) 10,000
C) 100,000
D) 250,000
Welcome sign for Kenton, Tennessee, an example of competition for "White Squirrel Capital"
A Splash of Color in a Frozen World of White
White clover
Normal white blood cell and a white blood cell undergoing apoptosis