Which of the following characters  most  plausibly symbolizes the disenfranchisement that african americans faced before and during the civil rights era?   a. warren, a deceptive con artist who lives up to his reputation as a crook  b. theresa, a new lawyer attempting to thrive in a firm that is run entirely by men  c. peter, a wrongly convicted man who tries to convince people that he's innocent  d. margaret, a single mother who is expected to work two jobs at the same time

The best option is letter "C. Peter, a wrongly convicted man who tries to convince people that he's innocent".

Explanation:

Letter C is the best answer because it sounds like the story of many other African Americans who struggled for their rights over the Civil Rights Movement. Many of them have faced racism in their daily life, having to constantly prove they are innocent and worth for working and living, besides having to prove they are not the problem for violence, robbery, and murders. Many African Americans have been wrongly convicted to prison, for example, only because of their skin colour and heritage, which seems like the situation the option is depicting.

Theresa a new lawyer attempting to thrive in a firm that is run entirely by men

Explanation:

shakespeare was famous for writing in iambic pentameter, which is a specific way of rhyming sonnet lines in ten syllables. there are also forms of unrhymed iambic pentameter, as in macbeth, with the noble characters.