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24 July, 03:57

How were political views in the South influenced by the Second Industrial Revolution?

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  1. 24 July, 04:08
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    Racist political views were still evident during the Industrial Revolution. Laws allowing segregation in transportation e. g. Rosa Parks had prevailed until MLK and RP had taken a stand.
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