What Did Clark and Clark (1952)conclude from Their Study of Black

question 46

Multiple Choice

What did Clark and Clark (1952) conclude from their study of black children in segregated and nonsegregated environments?

• A) Black children in segregated areas were more adjusted to feeling inferior and did not engage in as much denial.
• B) Black children in rural communities experienced less racism than children from urban communities.
• C) Black children in nonsegregated areas were more psychologically prepared to deal with racism.
• D) Black children in segregated areas demonstrated less of an effect on their self-esteem than children from nonsegregated areas.

Evaluate the economic landscape of the United States in the 1780s and its impact on various social groups.

Understand the significance of Shays's Rebellion and its role in shaping federal power.

Understand the implications and outcomes of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787.

Comprehend the key proposals and oppositions during the Constitutional Convention, including the Virginia Plan.

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