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I believe that question one is true due to them both wanting rights for African Americans. In terms of how they are going to achieve said rights, is a different story. Booker wanted a gradual approach, while Dubois wanted the rights immediately. Question 2 is true. 3. It wasn't necessarily everywhere, but more over the south. So, I'd say false. 4, True, 5 true.
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He believed the race was a key to keep the U.S. technology and military ahead of the Soviet Union which would lead to a U.S. great win and success; He wanted to win the race with the Soviet Union, he started the expansion of the space program and committed to the nation to fulfill his ambitions of landing the first man on the moon by the end of the decade; In 1957 the Soviet Union launched a satellite called Sputnik, therefore, the race was on.
Explanation:
Kennedy viewed winning the space race as key to keeping the United States ahead of the Soviet Union technologically and militarily, as his next words make clear. "Yet the vows of this nation can only be fulfilled if we in this nation are first, and, therefore, we intend to be first," he said.
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Answer: The Mayflower Compact is important because it was an early attempt at self-government(A). It was essentially a set of rules in which everyone agreed to follow.
Explanation: I got the answer correct and none of the other answers fit. It didn't help religious toleration. This document was written in 1620 and the last colony out of the 13 was founded in the 1700's so they couldn't have chosen representatives for a colony/colonies that didn't exist yet. Lastly, the English government didn't care about the Mayflower Compact as it didn't hurt them so it couldn't have led to conflict. Due to this, A is the only answer that makes sense and is correct.
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The answer would be "Its wealth and individualism promoted artistic growth." <span>The banking industry went under massive organization and several new banking families rose to the fore. </span><span>Along with these families the territory in which they resided also profited with them. </span>