Langston Hughes, Duke Ellington, and Billie Holiday are all famous for their participation in the Harlem Renaissance. Each of these individuals contributed a significant amount to the revival of the African-American culture in the United States.
Langston Hughes was a famous writer/poet. One of his most famous poems, "I, Too", uses symbolism to explain how America mistreats African-American citizens. However, his poem developed a sense of hope, that one day African-Americans will be viewed as equals.
Duke Ellington and Billie Holiday were both musicians who helped to bring Jazz music to mainstream American society. Their performances helped to break down racial barriers, as white Americans began to appreciate their talents and abilities.
When Dred Scott sued for his freedom, he argued that "<span>(C) he had been a resident of a state where slavery was illegal," since he had resided in the Illinois and Wisconsin territories. The court ruled against him since it was decided he could not claim US citizenship. </span>
<span>BENEDICT ARNOLD </span>because he was originally a hero in the war but then he became a spy for Britain
The Crusaders attack the northern part of Jerusalem because it was the closest part of the destination to them, and to achieve 'surprise', it must be quick, and so they couldn't wait out a siege... hope this helps