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What most likely convinced Garvey was convinced that integration would never happen? a. Being jailed in 1925 for mail fraud. b. Race riots in Chicago and other cities. c. Him be…

What most likely convinced Garvey was convinced that integration would never happen? a. Being jailed in 1925 for mail fraud. b. Race riots in Chicago and other cities. c. Him be…
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What most likely convinced Garvey was convinced that integration would never happen?

a. Being jailed in 1925 for mail fraud.
b. Race riots in Chicago and other cities.
c. Him being deported to England.
d. Many successful UNIA conventions.

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B. Race riots in Chicago and other cities
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