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How did the values of the beatniks differ from those of mainstream America in the 1950s? The "Beat" movement was a movement of rebellion against traditional American values. They celebrated teenage rebellion, while mainstream America supported being the same as everyone else and not getting into trouble.
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In a lengthy argument beginning on February 24, Adams accused Van Buren of abusing his executive powers, and defended the Africans' right to fight for their freedom aboard the Amistad. At the heart of the case, Adams argued, was the willingness of the United States to stand up for the ideals upon which it was founded.
Explanation:
The Amistad Case is one of the most important to ever come before US courts
It occured in october 1347.
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The largest farms would have been found in the southern colonies because of the ideal farming conditions there.
