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Why were flappers shocking to society
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Social attitudes in the past were opposed to independent women.
What was one reason for the founding of the NAACP
Some of the reasons for the founding of the NAACP were:
- The desire to oppose racism
- African Americans' desire for more opportunities
- Jim Crow laws
- Segregation laws
Who was a major figure of the Harlem Renaissance
all the above.
Where was 13th amendemnt passed
no
What has the author Arthur Alfonso Schomburg written
Arthur Alfonso Schomburg has written:
'The Arthur A. Schomburg papers' -- subject(s): African Americans, Archives, Blacks, History, Sources
I excelled in many areas including the law music and athletics I felt that if whites saw the art music and writing of African Americans whites would treat blacks as equals Who am I
Paul Robeson
Anne O'Hare McCormick was a pioneering woman in the field of
reporting.
The purpose of the UNIA was to
Promote African American pride
The appearance and behavior of flappers emphasized a new experienced by many women.
independence
Paul Robeson believed whites would see African Americans as equals if whites understood African American
Culture
When did the German plan to knock France out of the war quickly fail
It didn't fail. By 1940 they had France and had taken over Paris.
Which is true of Pullman porters in the 1920s
Pullman porters needed a union because they were not treated well.
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