The answer is B) government positions.
In 1960, Almost all African Americans voted for Kennedy and supported his presidential campaign all around the country in the United States. When he won the elections and took office, in January 1961, African Americans expected a lot from the new administration. For instance, with the intention of reinforce the Civil Rights Commission, he decided to designate a number of African Americans to high-level positions in his administration.
False.
Many Americans In the south opposed the union, hint hint
Civil Rights Act of 1866, African Americans enjoyed a period when they were allowed to vote, actively participate in the political process, acquire the land of former owners, seek their own employment, and use public accommodations.
The American Revolution was started so as to get away from a strong, centralized government that the people did not want to have in their country. Obviously, a central bank is a good example of a centralized establishment, which is something the Americans fought against in their Revolution, and thus didn't want it back.
