How Did H Rap Brown Change the Rhetoric of the Black Power

question 49

Multiple Choice

How did H. Rap Brown change the rhetoric of the Black Power Movement?

• A) He began adopting nonviolence, and stressing a return to Christian values.
• B) He used more violent language, and threatened destruction and violent acts to obtain what he wanted.
• C) He advocated the forceful overthrow of the United States government, to be replaced by a government similar to the Soviet Union's.
• D) He hoped to place women's rights as a central part of the movement's goals.

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