I need 1 page per question. Im leaving the articles that will be helpful and get some ideas. This is the History 2 class and 1st question should be from the book, I left the pdf below for that.
For the others im leaving these article links.
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You can use your own source but it should not be plagiarised at all. Here are the questions.
2. Compare and contrast the events that took place in the article, “The Community is Beginning to Rumble,” with those in, “The Minimum Wage March of 1966.”
3. Using the article, “No Gold Watch for Jim Crow’s Retirement,” as your source discuss how the struggles of African American unionists Ivory Davis and Columbus Henry with the help of the NAACP abolished decades of Jim Crow segregation and racial discrimination in labor unions.
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[i] Alan Brinkley, The Unfinished Nation: A Concise History of the American People 8th ed., (New York: McGraw Hill, 2016), 507.
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African Americans faced several challenges during the Jim Crow era in terms of better wages, promotions, and employment. The trade unions of the Jim Crow era propagated the segregation of workers whereby blacks and whites belonged to different unions that were branches of a large union. The struggles of Ivory Davis illustrate the challenges blacks with the NAACP overcame to ensure the desegregation of the workplace and unions in the country. According to Botson (1998), Hughes Tool and Independent Metal Workers (IMW) union had provided an enabling environment for racism to thrive in the workplace, and Davis decided to challenge the racist policies that were vital in dismantling segregation in the company. The racism at Hughes Tool was such that blacks performed low-paying that were shunned by the whites, and they also earned less. Whites, on the other hand, held high paying jobs and IMW has created two unions, one for blacks and another for whites.
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