Which of the following is FALSE regarding the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) ? a. The NAACP's strategy was to use the courts to eliminate violations of African American civil rights. b. The "Tweed Ring" refers to a group of anarchists who infiltrated labor unions. c. Members of the NAACP included black leaders and white progressives. d. Cities expanded because they offered job opportunities and people enjoyed their shops, theaters, and restaurants. e. The control of every step in the production process from raw goods to finished product, even to transportation is called Vertical Integration.

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Jaylon Carrillo

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Which of the following is FALSE regarding the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) ? a. The NAACP's strategy was to use the courts to eliminate violations of African American civil rights. b. The "Tweed Ring" refers to a group of anarchists who infiltrated labor unions. c. Members of the NAACP included black leaders and white progressives. d. Cities expanded because they offered job opportunities and people enjoyed their shops, theaters, and restaurants. e. The control of every step in the production process from raw goods to finished product, even to transportation is called Vertical Integration.

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Quinn Cameron · Answer 1

A. NAACP played a significant role in settling he Pullman strike of 1894.

Explanation:

NAACP stands for the National Association for the advancement of Coloured People, It was established in 1909. It is the oldest civil rights organisation in USA.

It was formed in response to the violence against the African Americans around the US. Its mission was to secure the educational, political, economic and social equality of the minority citizens of US and end racial discrimination.

NAACP didn't organised Pullman strike, Pullman strike was organised Pullman factory workers, they had joined American Railway Union. Pullman strike was organise on May 11, 1894, long before NAACP came into existence.