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Black Americans make up eleven and a half percent of the total population of the United States. They are the descendants(后裔) of Africans who had been brought to America as slaves in the 17th and 18th centuries. During the Civil War (1861-1865) between the Northern States of the U.S. and the slave holding Southern States, President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation which ended slavery in the United States.
For a few years after the war, the freed slaves had the same rights as all White Americans--according to the law. Actually, however, many, perhaps most, could not exercise their rights to the full, as they were uneducated and ignorant (無知的); moreover, they had no land or other means of production. So they were largely at the mercy of their former masters. Black Americans continued to be treated unfairly despite their liberation. It was not long before the former slave-owners got back political power in the Southern States and began to pass state laws to push the black people into slavery again. Besides effectively taking away the black people's right to vote, they passed laws to keep white and black people separated and to prevent blacks from getting certain jobs.
It was not until almost a century later that blacks began to demand their rights as American citizens. They struggled against racism and all of the state discrimination(歧視) laws. The Civil Rights Movement was at its height in the early 1960's and in 1964，the Civil Rights Act was passed，making discrimination in all public places illegal. Today legal discrimination is ended but social discrimination is still widespread. Black Americans and all other minority peoples in the United States will never be free and equal until they have economic freedom and cultural equality.
1．What is the main idea about the text?
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A．Black Americans' life in the United States.
B．The ending of legal discrimination against Black Americans.
C．The history of slavery and racial discrimination and the black people's struggles against them.
D．Black Americans' eagerness to have their equal rights.
2．Which of the following is NOT a reason why most black people could not fully exercise their rights?
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A．The law did not provide as many rights as possible for them.
B．They received little education and were lack of knowledge.
C．They had no land and could not work.
D．They were economically dependent on others and could make livings on their own.
3．What does the underlined word“illegal”mean in Paragraph 3?
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A．stopped B．lawless
C．a(chǎn)llowed D．ended
4．Which of the following is the most important for people who want to get real freedom?
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A．Political power.
B．Power of economy and culture.
C．Weapons in their hands for struggle.
D．The help of White Americans.
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