ACT Practice - Latino Rights

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As used in the passage, the word "momentum" most nearly means:

A decrease in support

Strength or force

A sense of doubt

A sudden halt

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A decrease in support

Strength or force

A sense of doubt

A sudden halt

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They were seen as a way to promote integration between Latino and non-Latino students.

They aimed to help Latino students achieve educational equality by addressing language barriers

They were introduced to help Latino students become fluent in English more quickly.

They sought to eliminate Spanish-speaking schools in favor of English-only classrooms.

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Latino activists fought exclusively for labor rights, ignoring educational and social issues.

The Latino rights movement was a small-scale effort that had little impact on U.S. society.

The Latino rights movement was focused solely on educational reforms and did not address labor issues.

The Latino rights movement successfully secured legal victories but continued to face significant challenges.

Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}

They were seen as a way to promote integration between Latino and non-Latino students.

They aimed to help Latino students achieve educational equality by addressing language barriers

They were introduced to help Latino students become fluent in English more quickly.

They sought to eliminate Spanish-speaking schools in favor of English-only classrooms.

Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}

Latino activists fought exclusively for labor rights, ignoring educational and social issues.

The Latino rights movement was a small-scale effort that had little impact on U.S. society.

The Latino rights movement was focused solely on educational reforms and did not address labor issues.

The Latino rights movement successfully secured legal victories but continued to face significant challenges.