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It is alleged that celebrities all over the world feel that media infringes their right to dignity, freedom and privacy. If you were appointed as south African press association(SAPA)President, discuss five corrective measures you would take to address such a situation.

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Answer 1
Answer: Quality higher education is hard to attained especially to the countries in which food and water scarcity is the main issue being focused on however if there is a will, there is always a way. To address this issue:

·         The youth need to take part in volunteering
·         Determine the grass-roots level of the problem
·         Maximize all the resources you have
·         Look for possible partners that shares the same advocacy

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In 1803, who was sent to Paris to buy New Orleans?

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Who was the victim of the first murder seen live on tv?

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Lee Harvey Oswald was the first victim of the first murder seen live on television. Oswald was fatally shot live on tv by Jack Ruby two later after Kenedy's assassination. Jack Ruby was a nightclub operator and was under the police custody during that time due to the accusation for being responsible for JFK's death.

How did the british feel about the declaration of independence

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They were offended by it. The British just helped them get to America. It caused the revolutionary war. Which we defended properly obviously because we aren’t ruled by Britain today.

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When Great Britain first received the Declaration of Independence, the country was silent. To them, this was another annoyance from the colonies. The colonists had sent previous letters to King George III that had been ignored, but this was the first time that they had declared themselves free from Great Britain.

In 1919 isolationists in the senate opposed us membership in the league of nationd because they

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In 1919 isolationists in the senate opposed us membership in the league of nations because they felt that membership would entangle the United States in too many future European Conflicts. 

Answer: D

it made us obligated to fight other nations

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Cuba allowed the United States to take what three actions?

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In 1898, the United States fought a war against Spain on behalf of Cuba. At the time the US government decided to assist, among many other reasons, because there were many thriving American businesses and Americans residing in Cuba, and Cuba didn't which to remain under the rule of Spain.

On an exchange, Cuba allowed the United States to take the following three actions:

  • 1. Intervene to preserve their independence

First of all, of course, they allowed them to intervene during the independence war, so much so that they declared war on Spain directly after a U.S. warship exploded and sank in Havana.  it is historically known as the "Spanish-American" War.

  • 2. Intervene to maintain government

After the Spanish-American war was over. The United States established a provisional military government. This is now known as the first occupation of Cuba.

  • 3. Write their constitution.

In 1990, having Cuba under U.S. military Government, the then military governor, Leonard Wood convoked his 31 delegates to write a constitution for Cuba.  
Cuba allowed the United States to do these three things:

1: To preserve their independence
2: To maintain their government
3: To write their own constitution 

Read the passage and answer the question that follows: John Brown, supported by abolitionists and Republicans, tried to start a slave revolt. Therefore be it resolved that the defense of slavery is a common cause to all Southern states. At the call of any Southern state, we are authorized to send troops and money to defend it.—North Carolina resolution in response to the raid on Harper's Ferry, 1859 What prediction could be made based on this passage? The increased sectionalism of the South and North will increase the potential for slave revolts. The increased sectionalism

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The answer would be : The election of republican president will be seen by southern states as an attack to slavery.
Back then, the southern view the republican as the enemy of Slavery, which the southern states were heavily relied on for their daily operational activities.

The prediction drawn from this passage on the North Carolina resolution on the raid on Harper's Ferry in 1859 is that the Southern States defended slavery.

How was slavery a divisive issue in America?

Slavery divided the United States into North (anti-slavery) and South (pro-slavery) groups.

The American Civil War was also fought along the dividing line of slavery.

Historically, the South employed more slaves than the North.

Thus, the prediction drawn from this passage on the North Carolina resolution on the raid on Harper's Ferry in 1859 is that the Southern States defended slavery.

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