1. How did labor unions and African Americans intersect during the era? What role did black people play in strikes? Points to consider:Although the Knights of Labor allowed black membership, by the 1890s the organization had lost influence to the American Federation of Labor. Founded in 1886, the AFL was ostensibly open to all skilled workers, but most of its local craft unions barred women and black tradesmen. In contrast, the United Mine Workers (UMW), formed in 1890, encouraged black coal miners to join the union rather than serve as strikebreakers. By 1900 approximately 20,000 of the 91,000 members of the UMW were black men. The Industrial Workers of the World, a revolutionary labor organization founded in 1905, brought black laborers and white laborers together. In 1869 a Baltimore ship caulker, Isaac Myers, organized the National Colored Labor Union, which lasted for seven years. Black stevedores periodically went on strike in Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans. The Longshoremen’s Protective Union in Charleston won several strikes in the 1870s. In Nashville in 1871 black dockyard workers went on strike, demanding 20 cents an hour.

2. What was the educational debate between Booker T. Washington and W. E. B. Du Bois? Points to consider:Booker T. Washington encouraged black people to work within the system and learn a trade to join the working class; Du Bois believed education should advance black people intellectually.

Answer:

Black History Month goes against the Consitution.

Explanation:

It is making one race more important than the other.

What two Latin American countries
share an island?

the effects of Gabriel's Rebellion in 1800.

What physical feature(s) allowed the early Inca to settle in the valley of Cuzco?​

why was communication difficult in ancient Greece ​

Compared to the south, Farms in the north: A. Had richer soil. B. Produced more cash crops. C. Relled more on slave labor. D. Were much smaller. Which is it?

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Which of the following was NOT a legacy of the Civil War?

Who is better at painting Bob Ross, or leonardo da vinci?
Just want personal thoughts.

What were the names of the two key groups that rebelled against the tsar in the Russian Revolution of 1905?
А
Bolshevik and Menshevik
B
Stalinist and Leninist
C
communist and fascish
D
Blue and Red

The incorporation state government had to: A. provide a bill of rights

During the period from 1600 to 1700 European rulers were mostly interested in

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What was a major effect of the Umayyad and Abbasid caliphates conquering northern Africa?
A. Islamic culture spread across the region.
B. Christianity became the most widely practiced religion .
C. Democratic governments were established.
D. European powers colonized the region.​

What were the factors that resulted in West African Kingdoms’ control of trade routes?

Which one of these three commanders was the Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces in World War II? I will give the best person the brainllest


General Pershing

General Eisenhower

President Wilson

The Akadian Empire lasted 150 years under the rule of

Group of answer choices

a) Christopher Columbus

b) Hammurabi

c) Sargon the Great

d) Dora the Explorer

The number of U.S. Senate seats that each state has is

What was the most significant event that occurred in 1943

Which of the following most directly contributed to the developments described in the excerpt?

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Which sentence from this section supports the conclusion that different polytheistic religions are similar?

A:
Historians of religion have created categories for different polytheisms.

B:
In some traditions, one god may be worshiped above others in a religious text.

C:
Some beings have evil intentions toward humans.

D:
Many cultures have connected the gods to human emotions and character.

How is Ancient Egyptian writing different from the present day English alphabet?????????

What did Marco Polo think of Khans palace?

What did Marco Polo think of Khans palace?

what is the diagnosis of 78 million toes

What was Nat Turner most known for?
A. Preaching sermons among slaves
B. Helping slaves learn to read and write.
C. Leading a rebellion that killed 55 Whites.
D. Proposing the idea for the cotton gin

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What happened as a result of the Fugitive Slave Law?
A-Slavery became a moral issue
B-Northerners became enraged
C-The underground railroad started
D- California was admitted as a free state

Which language is the most common lingua franca in South and Southeast Asia?
A. German
B. English
C. Afrikaans
D. Italian

which of the two following areas of the US lead in production

How was the black power movement related to the civil rights movement?