He proved that baseball wasn't just a white sport, that not just African Americans, but all "colored" races could play/do what they wanted as long as they put heart into it.
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C. was part of an attempt by the United States to acquire Cuba.
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The <em>Ostend Manifesto</em> or <em>Ostend Circular </em>was a communication written on October 18, 1854 originated by three U.S. diplomats in which they manifested the need to proceed with the seizure of Cuba from Spain. This incident was categorized as highly sensitive in the 1850s by the United States expansionist drive in the Caribbean region. U.S. was willing to take Cuba even by force if Spain refused to sell the island. This incident happened under the administration of President <em>Franklin Pierce </em>and Secretary of State <em>William Marcy</em>. The President had to bow to southern expansionist pressure so he had to give instructions diplomats in Spain, France and England to discuss this domestic U.S. interest in depth.
Carthage was a leader of trade and leadership. It was also the only city located near the Majardah River, Tunisia's only river to flow all year long. Many new cities replaced Carthage once it was taken over. It grew to be the second largest city in the western half of the Western Empire and was the center of the Roman Province in Africa. It was equally an early center for Christianity.
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D) the decline of Europe’s large cities
