Emmett Till was a teenage boy who was visiting his grandparents in Mississippi when he was killed. Supposedly Emmett whistled at a white female store owner after making a purchase. When the women's husband, Roy Bryant, found out about this situation he recruited JW Milam (his brother in law) to find the boy and punish him.
Ultimately, Bryant and Milam find Emmett Till at his grandparent's house. From there they kidnap him, beat him to death, and then throw him in a river where his body is found a few days later. These two men were accused of homicide but found guilty by an all white jury.
This scenario of brutal violence against a young man who did nothing to hurt anyone is one of the reasons why this was a catalyst for the Civil Rights movement. Millions of Americans all over the country were in shock to hear about the violence and rallied around this scenario as a means to advocate for civil rights.
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The answer is option (C) extermination camps.
Explanation:
Belzec is located in Poland precisely South West of Belzec's railway station in Belzec village. It was used as an extermination camp (killing centre) for the murder of Jews by Nazi Germany.
Sobibor is also located in Poland. Like Belzec, it was a death camp near a village called Sobibor. It was used by Nazi Germany to enslave, torture and kill Jews by gassing operation during the Holocaust.
Likewise, Treblinka is located in Poland. Treblinka was a killing centre in the village of Treblinka. Like the other two camps already mentioned, Treblinka was built by Germans when they occupied Poland during World War II. Nazi Germany murdered thousands of Jews in the camp by gassing them.
Soldiers who were ready to fight
Answer:
, I think just enjoy the one you have
Explanation:
Answer:
C.Jefferson's questions undermine the divine rule of kings, in keeping with
Enlightenment principles that argue governmental authority should be
derived from the natural rights of man.
Explanation:
This philosophical question was made by Thomas Jefferson during his First Inaugural Speech as the President of the United States of America in 1801.
Before he asked the question, he talked about some people that may not believe in the form of government the United States is using.
He described it as ". I believe this, on the contrary, the strongest government on earth. I believe it the only one, where every man, at the call of the law, would fly to the standard of the law and would meet invasions of the public order as his own personal concern."
This, therefore, made his question that followed the statement above to undermine the divine rule of kings, in keeping with Enlightenment principles that argue governmental authority should be derived from the natural rights of man.
