Question

one of the reasons that the african-american press was successful at advocating for civil rights was that they were very clear what they were campaigning for. this included○ boycotts of racist films○ decreased media coverage of riots○ separate, but equal, sports○ boycotts of macys after the fergus arrest in 1930question 45 ptsjohn lewis was○ the first black american to be invited to dinner with a sitting us president○ a vietnam veteran who helped expose watergate○ one of the original muckrakers○ a freedom rider who advocated for the right to vote

Explanation:

For the first question: The African-American Press campaigned against racist cultural depictions, and boycotting racist films aligned with their civil rights advocacy goals. The other options are incorrect: decreased riot coverage would not advance civil rights, "separate but equal" was a discriminatory doctrine they opposed, and the Macy's boycott tied to the Fergus arrest was not a major civil rights campaign they focused on.
For Question 4: John Lewis was a key civil rights activist, known as a Freedom Rider and a fierce advocate for voting rights for Black Americans. The other options are incorrect: the first Black American to dine with a sitting president was not Lewis, he was not a Vietnam veteran involved in Watergate, and muckrakers were early 20th-century investigative journalists, not Lewis.

Answer:

First question: boycotts of racist films
Question 4: a freedom rider who advocated for the right to vote