What Were Conditions Like for Most Urban Blacks During the 1960s

question 11

Multiple Choice

What were conditions like for most urban blacks during the 1960s?

• A) Economically, most blacks were far worse off than white Americans.
• B) Most urban blacks were gaining in status and prestige at the time.
• C) Most urban blacks were doing far better than urban whites at the time.
• D) Urban blacks and urban whites were at about the same economic level.

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