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Explanation:
It depends largely on who you were and what your ideals were.
It was a good thing for the southern plantation owners. They had to treat the slaves as a very valuable asset. They had to do everything to keep them well and healthy and productive without breaking their economic base.
It was not really that good for the African Americans. They still did did not have the vote. They were free to move, but they were not paid the wages that they deserved. The Southern Owners were very bitter about the defeat of the south. Many lost fortunes because they held Confederate Paper (stocks and bonds) that were most useless. The South was still labor intensive, but they could not afford to pay more than subsistent wages.
It would have been much better if you had attached some options to choose the correct one, but I am pretty sure that I've got the answer which will coincide with ones in your option list. So, during the Revolutionary War, slaves sought freedom from <span>only from the British. Hope it helps!</span>
Answer:
I hope this helps!
Explanation:
The Warren Wagon Train raid, also known as the Salt Creek massacre, occurred on May 18, 1871.
Your answer is:
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Answer:
According to the information in the text the answer would be B. It convinced the Cherokee to continue their battle in the courts.
Explanation:
The passage talks about a legal victory for the Cherokee in which they have been granted certain autonomy. They are now recognized as an independent community with specific borders and their own system of government that does not respond to state or federal laws. This victory would surely motivate the Cherokee to continue their battle in the courts in order to obtain more rights and land.
