What Was Not True About the Black Upper-Class in the Early

question 52

Multiple Choice

What was not true about the black upper-class in the early twentieth century?

• A) They had wealth close to that of the very wealthiest whites.
• B) They were often light skinned.
• C) They were active in very exclusive social clubs, distancing themselves from the masses of blacks.
• D) They were better educated than almost all other Americans of any race.

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