Question

After reflecting on the details and evidence in Chapter 6 of Hidden Figures, which analysis does the text best support?

Responses

A. Once the "Battle of the West Area Cafeteria" ended, these women no longer had to struggle against segregation at work.
Once the "Battle of the West Area Cafeteria" ended, these women no longer had to struggle against segregation at work.

B. Because of her actions, Miriam Mann became a target of the white women who supervised the West Computers.
Because of her actions, Miriam Mann became a target of the white women who supervised the West Computers.

C. Despite its difficulties, working in West Computing was a remarkably positive and supportive experience for these women.
Despite its difficulties, working in West Computing was a remarkably positive and supportive experience for these women.

D. Fighting against segregation in the workplace ultimately distracted these women from focusing on doing their work well.

Answer 1

I really don’t know and also happy New Years since this was in 2022 lol

Step-by-step explanation:

Wrote cuz why not

Answer 2

Answer: B. Because of her actions, Miriam Mann became a target of the white women who supervised the West Computers.

The text in Chapter 6 of Hidden Figures discusses the events leading up to and following the "Battle of the West Area Cafeteria," in which the African American women working in West Computing at NASA Langley Research Center fought against segregation in the workplace. The chapter specifically mentions Miriam Mann, who was one of the leaders of the movement and faced backlash from the white supervisors for her actions. Therefore, the analysis in option B is the one that is best supported by the text.