African americans after the civil war tended to compare their trials with

a. the biblical exodus.

b. the holocaust.

c. the middle passage.

d. great flood.

e. the destruction of the indians.

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African americans after the civil war tended to compare their trials with

a. the biblical exodus.

b. the holocaust.

c. the middle passage.

d. great flood.

e. the destruction of the indians.

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Cael Hodge · Answer 1

The correct answer is A. According to the "Jews, African Americans, and Israel: The Ties That Bind" by Dr. Harold Brackman African-Americans identified with the Jews and biblical Exodus of the Jews from Egypt as the Jews were slaves like themselves. That’s why they even were the great supporters of the creation of the sovereign nation of Israel.

African americans after the civil war tended to compare their trials witha. the biblical exodus.b. the holocaust.c. the middle passage.d. great flood.e. the destruction of the indians.

African americans after the civil war tended to compare their trials with

a. the biblical exodus.

b. the holocaust.

c. the middle passage.

d. great flood.

e. the destruction of the indians.