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shofmannx20

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What was the result of black protest of segregated transportation?
 
  A) In a few cities, they reversed segregation, but not permanently.
  B) Southern officials paid no attention to the protests.
  C) Blacks who protested got some significant gains but would not see further action until the 1960s.
  D) Blacks refused to protest segregated transportation, fearing outbreaks of violence.

Question 2

How did blacks react to segregation laws regarding streetcars?
 
  A) They attempted to form separate transportation companies.
  B) They held celebrations in cities across the South.
  C) They rode motorcycles rather than streetcars, seriously hurting the streetcar companies economically.
  D) Streetcar segregation was the form of discrimination that blacks accepted as necessary, due to the high level of violence associated with this mode of transportation



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

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Answer: A




shofmannx20

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Reply 2 on: Aug 9, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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:D TYSM

 

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