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Jazlene Bailey

28 March, 22:11

Why did Charlotte Hawkins Brown become so well known in elite Northern social circles?

A. She was better liked than Ida B. Wells.

B. She was "the First Lady of Social Graces."

C. She was often trying to raise funds for the Palmer School in the North.

D. She wanted to relocate the Palmer School to the North.

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