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What happened to the University of South Carolina when black leaders insisted it include black students?
 
  A) White students accepted the blacks and helped them adjust to college life.
  B) Most of the white students and faculty left.
  C) Whites discriminated against the black students, making life very difficult for them.
  D) The governor of South Carolina shut the school down.

Question 2

How did black leaders feel about segregation in American society?
 
  A) They thought that it was merely a passing phase.
  B) They thought that it was acceptable, as long as they made other political gains.
  C) They found it unacceptable and fought it through lawsuits and protests.
  D) They ignored segregation entirely and went about their lives as before the war.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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