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go.lag

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What types of organizations were black women attracted to in the antebellum period?
 
  A) women's rights organizations, especially those stressing the right to vote
  B) poetry and reading clubs
  C) mutual aid organizations, especially those that helped the poor and disadvantaged
  D) groups that worked for the protection of nature and the environment

Question 2

How were black and white voluntary associations similar during the antebellum period?
 
  A) Black and white associations were very different in tactics and ideas.
  B) Both black and white associations drew on a reform spirit, focusing on many of the same issues and concerns.
  C) Both black and white associations focused solely on abolishing slavery.
  D) Both black and white associations focused solely on the temperance movement.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

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Answer: B





 

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