Which statements describe major American cities during the 1960s? Choose all answers that are correct.
Relations between whites and blacks were much better in northern cities than in the South.
Inner-city schools were generally better than those found in the suburbs. Unemployment and poverty were the major problems facing urban blacks.
Poor people lived in crowded, crime-ridden slums.

The answers are:

Unemployment and poverty were the major problems facing urban blacks.

Poor people lived in crowded, crime-ridden slums.

Relations between whites and blacks were much better in northern cities than in the South.

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