In the 1960s,many Social Scientists,including Daniel Patrick Moynihan,viewed the Strong

Multiple Choice

In the 1960s,many social scientists,including Daniel Patrick Moynihan,viewed the strong role held by women in many African American families as:

A) the inevitable result of poverty and discrimination that emasculated husbands and fathers.
B) a detrimental characteristic that undermined men's roles in the family and caused all sorts of social problems.
C) a positive characteristic that would eventually strengthen the African American family.
D) an anomaly that resulted from increased job opportunities for black women but not black men after World War II.