Question 9 of 10What was the reaction of the NAACP and other African American groups to "blaxploitation" films of the 1970s?A.They opposed them because the screenplays were written by whites instead of African Americans.B.They opposed them because the films reinforced negative stereotypes about Blacks.C.They favored them because the films cost a lot of money to produce.D.They favored them because the films resulted in a number of Black actors being employed

Blaxploitation films were known for all of the following except....Rave reviews from white critics because of the positive view of African-American life,Reviving traditionally "white" genres with characters of color,Occasional political commentary and expression of ethnic identity,Catering to urban audiences,

Question 7 of 10Many of the independent films in the 1970s can best be described as combining:A.old classic Hollywood singing and dancing scenes.B.new narratives with protests of existing conditions.C.new names with biased roles for people of color.D.All of the above

Question 2 of 10When people of color have portrayed themselves as white in order to get a part in a film, many people of color felt that they were:A.being scapegoated.B.helpers instead of leaders.C.heroes instead of villains.D.inferior to whites

How did free African Americans respond to racism in the North? A:A. They formed their own churches and businesses.B:B. They attempted to assimilate with white laborers.C:C. They owned their own farms, land, and plantations.D:D. They lived with white people but kept their own culture.

Which item, below, is NOT a trend of the 1970s?Group of answer choicesSuccessful policies began for racial and gender equalityProsperity for the Middle ClassesMusicians and artists became activists for social causesThe Draft was repealed