How do blacks behave in the image of Robert Brown Elliott's 1874 speech before Congress that appears in Chapter 13?
A) as rude and boisterous people trying to take over Congress
B) as meek and cowardly people facing strong white opposition
C) as indifferent to the political fate awaiting them
D) as active participants in the political proceedings

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In Robert Brown Elliott's 1874 speech before Congress, he describes black people as active participants in the political proceedings, fighting for their rights and facing strong white opposition. He acknowledges their bravery and determination in standing up for themselves and their communities. Therefore, option D is the best choice as it accurately reflects the portrayal of black people in his speech.

How Do Blacks Behave in the Image of Robert Brown