<span>D is the answer. Belisarius was a Roman general in the Eastern Roman, or Byzantine, empire. The capital city of the Byzantine empire was Constantinople. From here Belisarius and his army sailed to North Africa toward the Vandal capital city, Carthage.</span>
the filioque controversy and the role of the pope
"Justifying ideas about race
, Ensuring a steady source of labor and Bringing back the old social order" was a goal of southern whites in creating black codes.
<u>Answer:</u> Option D (All of the Above)
<u>Explanation:</u>
The conduct of "Free blacks" kind of African American was governed by Black laws or codes, name given by John S. Reynolds as per historians, the negro leader. White-dominated Southern legislatures adopted this model within two years of post Civil War.They were targeting to capture freedmen's movement and labor as slavery had been replaced by a free system of labor.
The Black Codes was a broad vagrancy law, which permitted local authorities to arrest freedpeople for minor infractions and commit them to involuntary labor with low wages.
The buffalo soldiers were expected to be the weaker lot - not as good as the white soldiers, most people who were in the army did not have much hope for them.They did not get as good quality guns,they had old uniform given out to them and got second priority after the white soldiers-I.e if there wasn't enough tents for both lots the white soldiers would come first so they would get the tents while the buffalo soldiers would have to sleep on the ground.Racial Abuse was experienced continuously, at the start of the buffalo soldiers time , slavery had just been abolished so it was difficult for black soldiers to be seen equal and free to the white soldiers who were used to treating them horribly, and saw the black soldiers as unable and useless.The black and white soldiers were also segregated into separate lots.
Now that is not the case, racism is not tolerated even though unfortunately it still happens in some cases.
Answer:
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Explanation:
boycotts, marches and civil disobedience were signature actions of the struggle, in which thousands were arrested. Hundreds of thousands participated in marches, boycotts and voter registration drives.
