Question

1. African Americans gained cultural, political, and economic power in the years following Dr. King's death in all of the following ways except

A. Colleges began offering African-American and African history courses.

B. Black writers began writing books geared only toward African Americans.

C. Many blacks took pride in an inheritance full of stories of achievement.

D. More blacks were voting and electing blacks as sheriffs, mayors, and other political offices.


2. "Born the son of wealth, he died a champion of outcasts of the world." Which of the following statements best explains this quote about Robert F. Kennedy?

A.
He was born wealthy, but became a hero of the less fortunate people in the world.

B.
He was the son of a rich man but he died a poor man.

C.
His father was rich but he died poor like outcasts of the world.

D.
The outcasts of the world looked up to him because he was a rich man.

Answer 1

African Americans gained cultural, political, and economic power in the years following Dr. King's death in all of the following ways except: Your answer is a mutichoice the answers are

Colleges began offering African-American and African history courses.

More blacks were voting and electing blacks as sheriffs, mayors, and other political offices.

Many blacks took pride in an inheritance full of stories of achievement.

2. "Born the son of wealth, he died a champion of outcasts of the world." Which of the following statements best explains this quote about Robert F. Kennedy?

Two is A. He was born wealthy, but became a hero of the less fortunate people in the world.

Answer 2

1- The correct answer is A. The cultural inclusion of African-Americans had an important limit in terms of education. The segregationist population was particularly reluctant to admit total equality in terms of higher education with respect to the African-American population.

2- The correct answer is A. "Born the son of wealth, he died a champion of outcasts of the world" means that Robert F. Kennedy was born wealthy, but became a hero of the less fortunate people in the world as he fought for their rights. In fact, his contribution to the Afro-American Civil Rights Movement is considered his greatest legacy.