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crazycityslicker · **on:** Aug 9, 2018

What were Frederick Douglass and other abolitionist leaders able to accomplish for Massachusetts' public schools?

A) They persuaded city leaders to allow all-black schools to be established.
B) They worked to desegregate the schools, including those in Boston, by 1845.
C) They pushed for African history to be taught as well as white European history.
D) They persuaded city leaders to pay black teachers the same as white teachers.

Question 2

Which of the following is a true statement about blacks and admission to institutions of higher learning?

A) College was often easier to attend than primary education.
B) No college or university in the North allowed students of both races to attend.
C) Higher education for blacks was very similar to college today.
D) Blacks generally were not interested in a college-level education at this time.