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<u>Question:</u>
Helped to organize the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Georgia
Helped organize Georgia's Republican Party
Served in the Georgia Constitutional Convention
Elected to the Georgia House of Representatives
Based on the stated facts, who is being described?
Nat Turner
Thaddeus Stevens
Henry McNeal Turner
George Washington Carver
<u>Answer:</u>
Based on the stated facts, Henry McNeal Turner is being described.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The twelfth elected and sanctified bishop of the AME (African Methodist Episcopal Church) is known as Henry McNeal Turner. He was represented as godfather for gathering African Americans after the American Civil War in Georgia.
He supported the Republican Party of Georgia and elected in 1868 to the legislature of Georgia even when whites were against such a decision. Turner also catered to the Constitutional Convention of 1867 during reconstruction. He was a leader for Black Nationalism and helped blacks of America to migrate to Africa.
Answer:
B) negatively correlated.
Explanation:
The case is set, would reflect a negative correlation between wealth and marital satisfaction.
This means that not necessarily the wealth would cause marriages to report higher levels of happiness or satisfaction. This would imply that there is an inverse relationship between two variables - when one variable decreases, the other increases. So to the contrary, it would mean the opposite. Having less money would favor marital satisfaction.
It is so believed that money issues are important variables so, they should be reconsidered. In the case as stated having more money turns into less satisfaction of the pair.
A example that is similar to this as a negative correlation, is the birth of children, and mariage, since the condition creates stress that the new creature poses to the relationship between the pair, that was often better treated.
c. Cosmology is the answer
Answer:
ok so there is corona virus going around and another thing
people are protesting black lives matter
