Hi Hazenchris would you be able to give more detail on your question please as I might be able to help.
Answer:
They were not. There were still seperate buildings for "Colored" and "Whites", discrimination, racism, and blockages in government (meaning things that White citizens could do, Black citizens could not).
Explanation:
Colin's answer suggests that he does not yet understand conservation.
He cannot comprehend yet that if you cut one thing into two halves, it is still the same amount, just split in two. That's why he tells Mrs. Weston not to give him two pieces because he wouldn't be able to eat so much and he doesn't realize that those two pieces are the same as one large sandwich.
Answer: Missing the point
Explanation:
A fallacy is an argument that has one or more faulty premises. Missing the point is a type of fallacy where the premises are unrelated to the conclusion.
In this question, a random connection is made between the premise and the conclusion when a different and correct conclusion can be drawn from the presented premise.
For instance, Mr. Rhodes is suffering from amnesia and has no recollection whatever of the events of the past two weeks. We can only conclude that he does not remember whether he killed his wife or not.
However we cannot conclude that he did not kill his wife on the basis of his amnesia.
An increased demand for electricity
