Question

history is not always about the facts, but facts provide context when studying history. these quizzes are meant to help ensure you have the correct context to do other assignments. we recommend you read the section and take notes before you make an attempt. about this quiz: - composed of various types of questions - each question worth 0.5 points - you will have 2 minutes for each question - you will have 2 attempts at the quiz - your highest score will be kept. question 6 0.5 pts racism towards blacks in the north during the war was demonstrated by: - joyful expectations that freed slaves would become servants of poor whites - new york city draft riots - a renewed back to africa movement - black soldiers were not used in combat throughout the war

Explanation:

The New - York City Draft Riots in 1863 were a manifestation of racism in the North during the Civil - War. Working - class white men were angry about the draft and also had racial prejudices, attacking black people in the city. The other options do not as directly represent racism in the North during the war. The "joyful expectations" option is not a major event representing racism. The "back to Africa movement" was not a primary example of racism in the North during the war, and black soldiers were used in combat later in the war.

Answer:

New York City Draft Riots