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The poem brings so much hope but why? is the question Amanda is telling us so much in just 5 min "The Hill We Climb" is just the example for what brings us hope that hill is in my opinion is improvement and we are climbing it we are climbing that hill yes we are not perfect but we are still in the hill we are still there we are still improving everyday we are still in the process striving to be better but we are not striving perfection because there is no such thing as us human beings being perfect but there is such thing as being and getting better. That inspires it is telling us so much in such a small amount of time.
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During the Great Depression, it was difficult for all races/social classes to find work. Unemployment rates were high and the economy was close to collapsing. Although all races and genders had a hard time finding work, unemployment rates for African Americans were higher than unemployment rates for whites. African Americans were discriminated against and their unemployment rate was nearly 20% higher than white workers.
The correct answer to your question is D: Unemployment rates among African Americans were higher than unemployment rates among whites.
I hope this answers your question!
Answer: (B) They quietly left white churches and formed their own religious organizations, which became centers for the African-American community.
Explanation:
In the Reconstruction era, African Americans had more freedom than before due to the presence of Federal soldiers which enforced the new amendments giving African Americans freedoms as America citizens.
One of the things the African Americans did was to start their own churches. These were considered the first institution Black people could control for their own selves and so they became an integral part of black culture and they still are today.
The following title is most appropriate for this chart describe the 19th century:
( D ) The Closing of the West
By Transcontinental Railroad
The date was December 19th.
