Question

1. select all that apply. select three statements about martin delany that are true. delany fled to brazil to escape critics who disagreed with his views. he was the first black lawyer to argue a case before the u.s. supreme court. he is credited with being the father of black nationalism. he became a practicing doctor despite being kicked out of harvard medical school. he started an abolitionist newspaper, the mystery, chronicling the mistreatment of blacks and supporting womens rights. 12) select all that apply. select two statements about martin delanys view of black nationalism that are true. he believed that the best way to resist assimilation was for black people to return to africa. he called for an overthrow of the u.s. government and state governments. he called for african americans to unite together in economy, politics, and culture. he desired an arrangement where the u.s. government would recognize a black nation much like it recognized native american nations.

Explanation:

Martin Delany is known as the father of Black nationalism. He was expelled from Harvard Medical School but still became a practicing doctor. He also called for African - Americans to unite in economic, political, and cultural spheres and desired U.S. government recognition of a Black nation similar to Native American nations. He did not flee to Brazil to escape critics, was not the first Black lawyer to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court, and did not start a newspaper called The Mystery.

Answer:

1. He is credited with being the father of Black nationalism.

He became a practicing doctor despite being kicked out of Harvard Medical School.

1. He called for African Americans to unite together in economy, politics, and culture.

He desired an arrangement where the U.S. government would recognize a Black nation much like it recognized Native American nations.