He blamed Jews for the ills of Germany because he was power hungry and
wanted to use divide and rule against his own people. He knew Germany
was facing an economic depression and the best way to gain power was to
use this to his sick advantage and blame Jews for all of Germany's
fault.
Answer:
Read the following quote from Frederick Douglass:
“Verily, the work does not end with the abolition of slavery, but only begins.”
What does Douglass mean by this statement? What work might need to be done in 1865?
Explanation:
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Appointing an<span> anti-imperialist as Secretary of State.</span>
