The Niagara Movement's Legacy Was ________

question 43

Multiple Choice

The Niagara Movement's legacy was ________.

• A) documenting slave revolts that accelerated the intensity of oppression
• B) enduring poverty that gripped a large proportion of the descendants of slavery
• C) making amendments for the injustice of slavery
• D) educating a new generation of African Americans in the politics of protest

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Definitions:

Enzymatic Reaction

An enzymatic reaction involves chemical processes in living organisms that are catalyzed by enzymes to convert substrates into different molecules.

Temporary Complex

A transient molecular complex that forms during various biochemical processes, such as enzyme-substrate interactions.

Lipase

Fat-digesting enzyme secreted by the pancreas.

Maltose

A sugar made from two glucose units joined together, commonly produced during the breakdown of starch in the digestive process.