Garrison described slaves as human beings who must be given the same rights afforded to other Americans.
<h3>Who was William Llyod Garrison?</h3>
William Llyod Garrison was a prominent American Christian, abolitionist, journalist, suffragist, and social reformer.
He was a previous slave Owner who freed all his slaves and advocated for the end of slavery in the south.
He described slaves as human beings who should be given the same rights as do other Americans.
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Answer:
police action
declaration of war
Explanation:
The last time the U.S. Congress formally declared war on a nation was in 1942, when it declared war on Romania, Bulgaria, and Hungary. Ever since, all American military operations have been implemented without a declaration of war.
The intervention in Korea was no exception, and as Truman never asked Congress for a formal declaration, the intervention was labeled as a "police action".
This is similar to what happened in Iraq in 2003. Congress never declared war on Iraq, and the former president Bush was allowed to intervene under the lable of "authorization of military force".
I disagree every one have the same rights and feelings despite their social class
Answer:
I think quizlet might have the answer if u search it up
Well, you might be asking the
wrong question as Pres. Herbert Hoover did not serve in Lyndon Johnson’s administration.
Hoover worked under Truman, the successor of his adversary FDR, and Eisenhower.
The two presidents appointed Hoover to head the Commission on Organization of
the Executive Branch of the Government (Hoover Commission) to recommend
administrative changes in the Federal Government of the United States. Hoover
was appointed by Truman as they became friends. He was again appointed by
Eisenhower in 1947, and he was 80 years old at that time.
