During the Great Depression, the "Black Cabinet" referred to

(A) African-Americans in high-level government positions

(B) African-Americans who served in Roosevelt's executive cabinet

(C) African-Americans who openly opposed the New Deal

(D) supporters of the civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph

(E) Democrats who were highly critical of the New Deal

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Megan Wilkins

2 September, 05:32

During the Great Depression, the "Black Cabinet" referred to

(A) African-Americans in high-level government positions

(B) African-Americans who served in Roosevelt's executive cabinet

(C) African-Americans who openly opposed the New Deal

(D) supporters of the civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph

(E) Democrats who were highly critical of the New Deal

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Emilia Hale · Answer 1

During the Great Depression, the "Black Cabinet" referred to " (B) African-Americans who served in Roosevelt’s executive cabinet," although it should be noted that some were unofficial members.