Many Greek city-states encouraged migration to areas outside of Greece during the 8th and 7th centuries B.C. in order to <span>ease discontent caused by a maldistribution of land and an increase in poverty. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the fourth option or option "D". </span>
I believe it means back when slavery was around most of the African Americans were in the South and most of them tried to escape but couldn’t. So therefore it’s sayin that since they left and when the civil war ended and all that and when slavery was abolished the South was their home now, and so that’s why today African Americans live mostly in the South.
The first World War ended with the Treaty of Versailles, which ruined all of what Germany had gained from the war. Included was that Germany couldn't have an army of any great size nor power, large portions of the territory gained was taken, it forced Germany to pay for the damages which were caused, and to admit that the war itself was Germany's fault. Each part of this Treaty angered Germany. So when the Nazi's became popular, it appeared that the Nazi's (who were fascist) might be able to abrogate the treaty and Germany to what they thought was its rightful place as a major power, the Germans supported them.
If we refer to the time period of American civil war and slavery period. In the United States, lynching took place before and after those time periods. In 19th century to be more specific. Lynching was performed to people considered inferior and with no rights at that time as African Americans, Mexicans Asian immigrants and so forth.
Usually, it would be perform commonly by hanging, ended up continuous in the South amid the period after the Reconstruction time and particularly amid the decades on either side of the turn of the twentieth century. At the time, Southern states were passing new constitutions and laws to disappoint African Americans and force lawful isolation and Jim Crow rule. Most lynchings were directed by white hordes against black exploited people, frequently speculates taken from prison before they were attempted by every single white jury, or even before capture. Lynchings were captured and distributed as postcards, to extend the terrorizing of the acts. Victims were now and again shot, consumed alive, or generally tormented and ravaged in the general population events. So the items white public brought were: axes, ropes, whips, torches, hooks, and spears to contribute on this terrible masses act.
