In a Pathbreaking Book, _________ Argued That the Anti-Lynching Crusade

question 72

Multiple Choice

In a pathbreaking book, _________ argued that the anti-lynching crusade of her/his era, in which s/he was a leader, will determine "whether the precepts and theories of Christianity are professed and practiced by American white people as Golden Rules of thought and action, or adopted as a system of morals to be preached to heathen until they attain to the intelligence which needs the system of Lynch Law."

• A) W.E.B. Du Bois
• B) Frederick Douglass
• C) Oliver Cox
• D) Ida B. Wells-Barnett
• E) Anna Julia Cooper

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Definitions:

Moral Reasoning

The process of determining what is right or ethical in a given situation based on moral principles.

Culture

The shared beliefs, norms, behaviors, and traditions of a group of people.

Moral Reasoning

The process by which individuals make decisions about what is right or wrong in a given situation, often influenced by cultural, personal, and social factors.

Delinquency

Noncompliance with a legal or moral obligation, often used in the context of late or failed payments or youth not attending school or engaging in illegal activities.