They were looking for gold, ivory, and slaves
1968 was one of the most turbulent years in America, many events happened in society and politics. During this period, America was at war in Vietnam but society’s opinion about the war shifted. This caused a crisis on the Democratic party because President Johnson lost approval which led to a dispute between Hubert Humphrey and Robert Kennedy.
People demanded Civil Rights and the end of the limitations imposed by the Black Codes. African Americans wanted the right to vote and to live an equal life at the same time society demanded the end of the Vietnam War. When Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy were assassinated, riots spread around America.
These riots and protests against the Vietnam War and looking for Civil Rights were a reflection of political change around the world. The world faced a moment of social conflicts filled with popular rebellions. The main targets were the military and bureaucratic elites that invested in political repression. The Hippie movement also preached peace and love and another view of the world.
<span>John Locke was a Western Philosopher who gave the theory of “Natural
Rights” by which he meant that everyone has three natural rights which are the
right to life, liberty and property, he lived from 1632 to 1704. The synonymous
term for this is “Universal Rights” according to enlightenment philosophers.</span>
Answer:
B. Colonists were outraged the taxation without representation by the British Parliament
C. Tensions were rising and both sides were guilty of the Boston Massacre
D. Loyalists think it is the patriots fault for startling the British soldiers and the patriots believe it is the British soldiers fault because they shot and wounded/killed innocent bystanders.
E. The audience are the colonists who are wanting to see the outcome of the trial and the people back in Britain who want to see what the colonists will do.
F. A feeling of injustice from both sides, and the captain uses this to sound unbiased because they are giving the opinion and feeling of both sides without giving more attention to either one.
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