White northerners in the south during reconstruction, no matter their political ideology, were likely considered to be <u>carpetbaggers</u> by native white southerners.
<h3>How did Northerners feel about Reconstruction?</h3>
After twelve arduous years of reconstruction, Northerners were exhausted. It starts off as a fantastic social adventure. Many people think that the work they are doing is significant and excellent. Many individuals believed in 1877 that they would never succeed in achieving the social benefit they aimed for. The south may never truly change, according to the conventional consensus.
The idea that the northern army will occupy the south also infuriated the northerners more and more.
Our warriors should return home. Many factors led to the halt of reconstruction in 1877. Regardless of the causes, the end of Reconstruction also marked the end of any further advancements made by black people. Reconstruction had been at best inefficient, and now that the conservative southern administrations were once again in charge, things would only become worse.
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Answer: Human Capital
Explanation: I took the test and got it right. The other answers are:
1) The use of water power and then the steam engine….18th century
2)business Tycoons…1920s and 1930s
3) yes the population boomed. Farmers to grow crops
4) spinning Jenny in 1764
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
1, most people weren't as knowledgeable back then and FDR wanted to present the plan in terms they would understand and not be overwhelmed by. 2, this one is supposed to be your opinion buuuut: either yes it did make participation inevitable because the opposing nations saw the US gearing up for war and saw that as defensive as opposed to neutral. or no it did not because the US never directly violated the offical postion of neutrality. (hope this helped! good luck!)
Answer: the filled in options are(from up to down): decreases; increases; decreases and increases
Explanation:
Ok, let us first full in the gap from the question;
''When a nonvolatile solute is added to a volatile solvent, the solution vapor pressure DECREASES, the boiling point INCREASES, the freezing point DECREASES, and the osmotic pressure across a semipermeable membrane INCREASES.
First, volatility is the tendency of a substance to vaporize.
WHAT IS A NON VOLATILE SOLUTE/SUBSTANCE ?:
A non volatile solute will not produce vapour at the boiling point of a particular solution. It is a solute that has low vapour pressure. This property, that is, a low vapour pressure will cause an increase in the boiling point. An example is glucose.
Non volatile solute, apart from increament in boiling point called boiling point elevation, it also decreases freezing point called freezing point depression.
Also, colligative properties such as osmotic pressure increases.
