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11. The war gave rise to a new identity for African Americans, known as the “New Negro." Were “New Negros" willing to accept the continuation of Jim Crow segregation? Explain your answer.
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11. The war gave rise to a new identity for African Americans, known as the “New

Negro." Were “New Negros" willing to accept the continuation of Jim Crow segregation?
Explain your answer.

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I would never think so!

Step-by-step explanation:

Why would these people accept that this horrible matter is going on? If this were being done to me, I would never accept it! And if people didn't accept it, then MLK and Rosa Parks would never have done what they did.

Hope this helps :)

(If there is any mistakes or I'm wrong, then let me know, I would love to know what I did wrong so I can fix it in future questions!)

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