What was the impact of the civil right protest in Birmingham?

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The Birmingham campaign led to the end of segregation in Birmingham Alabama considered to be one of the racially divided cities in the United States.  Through non-violent protest by students and volunteers, they were able to help implement the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that outlawed racial discrimination in work  and services throughout America.


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George Washington was born on February 22, 1732 in northern Virginia. He was the son of Augustine and Mary Ball Washington. His father died in 1743, leaving Washington with little inheritance. His hopes for school dashed, Washington found work surveying and took several journeys to the frontier where he developed an interest in the West. In 1752 George's half-brother Lawrence died, and Lawrence's estate at Mount Vernon went to George. Washington also was appointed an officer in the Virginia militia the same year. In 1754 he led a diplomatic mission to evict the French from the Ohio River Valley but created an international incident when he killed a French soldier and was later defeated. He returned in 1755 with British General Edward Braddock to evict the French but failed as Braddock's army lost. The British finally secured the valley in 1758.

After, Washington resigned from the militia and concentrated on working his plantation. He married Martha Dandridge Custis in 1759, joined the Virginia House of Burgesses, and promoted a scheme to build a canal between the Ohio and Potomac Rivers. He also experimented with different crops and growing techniques on his land. When the colonies began to protest British laws in the 1760s, Washington was a leader of the movement in Virginia to boycott British goods. In 1774, he attended a meeting in Fairfax County where the delegates resolved to use force against Britain if it would not listen to American complaints. He then attended the First Continental Congress in Philadelphia. By the time of the Second Continental Congress in 1775, the Revolutionary War had begun. The delegates decided to raise an army to fight Britain. Washington was elected to lead it.

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Washington traveled to Cambridge, Massachusetts to take command of the army. It consisted only of several thousand poorly trained militia members. Washington trained the army and succeeded in driving the British out of Boston, which they had occupied. He then led the army south to New York, where he met the British at Long Island. This battle was disastrous and forced Washington to retreat through New York and into New Jersey. With winter coming, his supplies low, and his troops eager to go home, Washington was on the verge of losing the war. Then he struck the British by surprise, capturing the Hessian mercenaries at the Battle of Trenton. He eventually retook most of New Jersey. The following summer he lost the Battles of Brandywine and Germantown but proved that the American army could withstand the British. He fended off an attempt by members of Congress to have him fired, then camped with his army for the winter at Valley Forge, where his men suffered greatly from cold and hunger.

In the spring of 1778 France agreed to join the war on America's side. Washington led his troops against the British at the Battle of Monmouth Courthouse, which was a stalemate. In 1780 a French army arrived under the command of the Comte de Rochambeau, Washington and de Rochambeau gave up plans to attack New York and marched instead to Yorktown, Virginia, where they defeated the British army with the help of France's navy. This spectacular victory effectively ended the Revolution. Washington remained in command until a formal agreement to end the war was reached; in the meantime he tried to keep his restless soldiers from overthrowing Congress. In December of 1783, he resigned his command of the army, an act of selflessness that amazed the entire world.

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b

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The US government gave land to the railroads to help them expand. What impact did these land grants have onindustries in the West?
The grants limited the amount of land that was available to industries in the West.
O The grants allowed industries in the West to grow because they encouraged settlement and new industrial
opportunities
O The grants had little impact on industries in the West.
O The grants discouraged industries from moving west because the land was useless.

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The Grants allowed industries in the West to grow because they encouraged settlement and new industrial opportunities.

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the grants had little impact on industries in the west

(BRAINLIEST QUESTION)The effects of a severe economic depression in Germany contributed to

A

the creation of a fascist government.


B

stronger economic ties to Europe.


C

a civil war between German states.


D

the growth of the Communist Party.


How did Benito Mussolini consolidate power after taking control of Italy?

A

He banned the private use of radios.


B

He outlawed opposition political parties.


C

He nationalized all of Italy's newspapers.


D

He widely distributed a book of his ideology.

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The answer is b or d I believe b
I think the correct answer is C

11.An ancient tablet of Babylonian King Hammurabi's Code of Laws Primary or secondary source

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Answer: Primary source

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How did the Revolutions of 1848 benefit Louis Napoleon?

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The Revolutions of 1848 benefit Louis Napoleon in a way that he was able to seize power and promise change.

Louis Napoleon was the president of France at that time. His close advisors wanted him to stay and regain the power, but his wish was to show his prudence and loyalty to the Republic. For this purpose, he went to London and monitored the situations from there and later died there.

The Revolutions of 1848 benefit Louis Napoleon in a way that he was able to seize power and promise change.

The revolution of 1848 meant the end of the rule of King Louis Philippe. Luis Napoleon ran up for the election as candidate in the elections held in 1848 and he claimed victory so that he was inaugurated as President of the Republic.

Napoleon III, the nephew of Napoleon I, was the first elected President of France from 1848 to 1852. When he failed to constitutionally be re-elected, he seized power in 1851 and became the Emperor of the French from 1852 to 1870.

What is Christian humanism?. . A. an early sixteenth-century movement to remove all high-ranking officials from the Christian Church. . B. an early sixteenth-century movement that applied humanistic methods to the study of Christianity. . C. an early sixteenth-century movement to create a utopian society. . D. an early sixteenth-century movement that encouraged high-ranking church officials to be more concerned with money, power, and land than people's souls

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In my opinion, the correct answer among the choices given above is option B. Christian humanism is an early sixteenth-century movement that applied humanistic methods to the study of Christianity. It emphasizes humanity of Jesus.  It regards humanist principles like universal human dignity and freedom.