Question

complete the sentences to explain why the naacp came to ruby’s house. in the 1960s, the naacp was working to make things for black people in the united states. when ruby was chosen to attend a white school, the naacp hoped to her parents to send her there. the naacp believed that if ruby integrated the school, she could help to the futures of many black americans.

Explanation:

1. In the 1960s, the NAACP's core mission focused on advancing equality and improving conditions for Black Americans, so the first blank refers to making things fairer/equal.
2. The NAACP actively supported and encouraged families like Ruby's to participate in school integration efforts, so they sought to persuade her parents.
3. The NAACP viewed school integration as a step to improve and transform the opportunities and futures of Black Americans, so Ruby's action would help change/improve these futures.

Answer:

1. In the 1960s, the NAACP was working to make things equal for Black people in the United States.
2. When Ruby was chosen to attend a White school, the NAACP hoped to persuade her parents to send her there.
3. The NAACP believed that if Ruby integrated the school, she could help to improve the futures of many Black Americans.