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An amendment to the Constitution must be approved by 3/4 of the states (A). That's why it's so difficult for an amendment to be ratified.
The correct answer is B; They had few rights under their contract.
Further Explanation:
Numerous wealthy families had indentured servants in Jamestown. The people who were indentured servants all choose so willingly. Some of the reasons for becoming an indentured servant were;
- they came to America free
- free room and board
- lodging and freedom dues paid for the workers
- after their service was over they had a freedom package
The freedom packages included many incentives such as;
- free land, sometimes, up to 25 acres
- free corn for a year
- new clothing
- animals, such as cows or pigs
- arms/guns
The indentured servants usually worked for an average of 7 years depending on the contract they signed. They were not slaves and were there of their own free will. They did get punished, many times harshly if a rule was broken. The contract could be made longer if a rule was broken, such as the pregnancy of a female servant. Indentured servants were both white and African American. The African Americans had the same contracts as the whites and were treated equally until slavery began and they lost their rights.
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The correct answer is "pressure from anti-communist republicans."
After World War II, the US and Soviet Union emerged as global superpowers. Their difference in political ideology lead to a battle for global power and influence. This battle caused for the US to get rid of any possible communist influences or Soviet spies within the federal government. This pressure, put on by Republicans who felt that Democrats were "soft" about getting rid of communism, lead Harry Truman to put into place the loyalty program (also known as Executive Order 9835).
Answer:
The Gettysburg Address
Explanation:
The Gettysburg Address was a speech delivered by Abraham Lincoln on the afternoon of 19 November 1863, which dedicated the first national cemetery for soldiers in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania called the Soldiers' National Cemetery.
