Question

instructions
in the address, jordan acknowledges many obstacles facing america in 1976.
drag the obstacles and challenges jordan addresses versus ones she does not.
available options (6 of 6)
lack of civil rights
criminal activity of elected officials
bitterness and cynicism
unemployment
unpopular wars
hypocritical politicians
obstacles addressed
obstacles not addressed

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the context (likely related to Barbara Jordan's 1976 speech or work addressing American obstacles):

OBSTACLES ADDRESSED (Typically, issues Jordan engaged with):

• lack of civil rights: Jordan was a civil rights advocate.
• unemployment: Economic issues are often addressed in national discourse.
• unpopular wars: (e.g., Vietnam War context, addressing foreign policy/costs).

OBSTACLES NOT ADDRESSED (More personal/corrupt - level issues, less likely central to her broader address):

• criminal activity of elected officials: Specific individual corruption (less systemic focus).
• bitterness and cynicism: Emotional public sentiment (more a symptom than addressed).
• hypocritical politicians: Individual moral failings (vs. systemic issues she focused on).

OBSTACLES ADDRESSED

• lack of civil rights
• unemployment
• unpopular wars

OBSTACLES NOT ADDRESSED

• criminal activity of elected officials
• bitterness and cynicism
• hypocritical politicians

(Note: Exact categorization depends on the specific source/text, but this follows typical themes of Jordan’s work.)

Answer:

To solve this, we analyze the context (likely related to Barbara Jordan's 1976 speech or work addressing American obstacles):

OBSTACLES ADDRESSED (Typically, issues Jordan engaged with):

• lack of civil rights: Jordan was a civil rights advocate.
• unemployment: Economic issues are often addressed in national discourse.
• unpopular wars: (e.g., Vietnam War context, addressing foreign policy/costs).

OBSTACLES NOT ADDRESSED (More personal/corrupt - level issues, less likely central to her broader address):

• criminal activity of elected officials: Specific individual corruption (less systemic focus).
• bitterness and cynicism: Emotional public sentiment (more a symptom than addressed).
• hypocritical politicians: Individual moral failings (vs. systemic issues she focused on).

OBSTACLES ADDRESSED

• lack of civil rights
• unemployment
• unpopular wars

OBSTACLES NOT ADDRESSED

• criminal activity of elected officials
• bitterness and cynicism
• hypocritical politicians

(Note: Exact categorization depends on the specific source/text, but this follows typical themes of Jordan’s work.)