Question

mary mcleod bethune prior to the election of 1920
your poll tax! ... do not be afraid of the klan. quit running. hold your head up high. look every man straight in the eye and
quotation indicate about civil rights during the 1920s?
of the freedmen’s bureau’s efforts, black americans refused to vote
organizations successfully pressured congress to abolish the poll tax
encouraged people to move to the north where there was less discrimination.
intimidation, black americans encouraged each other to exercise their right to vote

Explanation:

La cita alienta a los afroamericanos a no temer al Ku Klux Klan ni a la intimidación, a mantener la cabeza alta y a ejercer su derecho al voto. Analicemos las opciones:

• La primera opción es incorrecta: la frase "refused to vote" (se negaron a votar) no coincide con la idea de la cita que motiva a votar.
• La segunda opción: la cita no menciona presionar al Congreso para abolir el impuesto electoral (poll tax), sino alentar a votar a pesar de él.
• La tercera opción: la cita no trata sobre mudarse al Norte, sino sobre votar a pesar de la intimidación.
• La cuarta opción: "Black Americans encouraged each other to exercise their right to vote" (Los afroamericanos se animaron mutuamente a ejercer su derecho al voto) coincide con la intención de la cita (no tener miedo, mantener la cabeza alta, mirar a la gente a los ojos y presumiblemente votar).

Answer:

The correct option is: "In the face of intimidation, Black Americans encouraged each other to exercise their right to vote" (the last option among the visible choices, as per the context of the quote urging them to not be afraid of the Klan and to vote).