They held rallies. They also boycotted many buinesses.
Ethnic minorities had always have to face many kinds of discrimination in the west, generally because of their racial features and some different aspects in their cultures. Indians, Latin Americans, Asians, Arabians, etc had always been discriminated against and found it difficult to get jobs, be accepted at schools, have friends, have social life and fit in American society. Some ethnic groups suffered more than others. For example, Arabians tend to continue using their typical clothes. As a result, American society regards them as different from the very beginning.
This was during the time of President Hoover. I've seen quite a few photos of him looking at the ashes and rubble.
I would say Hoover.
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The correct answer is D.
After arriving at the U.S. base on the Pacific island of Tinian, the more than 9,000-<span>pound uranium-235 bomb was loaded aboard a modified </span>B<span>-29 bomber christened </span>Enola Gay<span> (after the mother of its pilot, Colonel </span>Paul Tibbets<span>). The </span>plane<span> dropped the bomb–known as “</span>Little Boy<span>”–by parachute at 8:15 in the morning.</span>
I think it was to convince people to reject gradual emancipation and demand the complete and immediate abolition of slavery.
