The answer to the question above is Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and Stokely Carmichael.
Black leaders in the 1960s included Martin Luther King Jr, an advocate of non-violent resistance; Malcolm X, who favored Black Separatism; and Stokely Carmichael, an advocate of "Black Power".
Answer:
That’s it,” Daniel Patrick Moynihan, then U.S. ambassador to India, wrote to a colleague on the White House staff in 1973 on the subject of some issue of the moment. “Nothing will happen. But then nothing much is going to happen in the 1970s anyway.”
Explanation:
The answer is definitely a
Answer:
Propaganda
Explanation:
It is making a definitive statement for a particular position, invoking the imagery of Uncle Sam.
213,000 can be rewritten as 2.13*10^5. This tells us that it has has 3 significant digits.
Your correct answer is b. It has three significant figures.
