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blagie [28]
3 years ago
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In cities such as New York, Chicago, and Cleveland, ____.. . A) black middle and upper classes emerged. B) blacks were often the

victims of Jim Crow laws. C) most blacks worked as sharecroppers. D) blacks did no better than they had done in the South.
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Simora [160]3 years ago
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In cities such as New York, Chicago, and Cleveland black middle and upper classes emerged. The correct answer is A. 
hram777 [196]3 years ago
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Answer

black middle and upper classes emerged

Explanation

The black middle class was  described as the households of three which had an income that falls between two thirds and double the median income.While the upper class was described to be the  social group that had highest status .By the formulation according to the US income the upper class might be the fourth highest  income quantile. That is the one above the middle but below the wealthiest.

In these cities such as New York, Chicago, and Cleveland t due to the economic growth  the  black middle and upper classes emerged.

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