How Does the Career of Reginald Lewis Reflect the Opportunities

question 36

Multiple Choice

How does the career of Reginald Lewis reflect the opportunities open to blacks in industry during the late twentieth century?

• A) He used a Yale business degree to sell diamond mines in Asia.
• B) He used a Stanford medical degree to expand health care in Africa.
• C) He used a Harvard law degree to help him buy big corporations.
• D) He used a UC Davis history degree to write books on black history.

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