Malcolm X was a leader for the rights for blacks. He was a small time criminal and went to jail, when he was in jail he joined the nation of Islam. The nation of Islam believed in reverse racism, they thought that blacks should be superior to whites. Malcolm X went to Mecca and saw all Muslims of all races and colors getting along. This lead him to publicly disagree with the nation of Islam's anti-white beliefs. Malcolm X was then assassinated while giving one of his speeches. After his death a book was published about him. If this is not enough go to brain-pop and watch the video about him.<span />
<span>Colonists would have to provide living quarters to British soldiers. </span>
It is B you can cross other options out A and D Were totally different rulers and King Henry II always talked about criminal justice so its B not C because he was never really involved with religion
<span>Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were two Italian immigrants, accused of murdering a serf-payer at a shoe factory in South Braintree, Mass., On April 15, 1920. The legal process caused an international scandal and sparked protests in Europe And Latin America, due to the scarce and insufficient evidence.
Despite requests for clemency from all over the world, including the Pope, the sentence remained unchanged and the defendants were executed in the electric chair on August 23, 1927.</span>