Incomplete question. The options:
A. Black Southerners were not acting subordinate to whites.
B. Too many black Southerners were graduating from high school.
C. Black women were refusing the advances of white men.
D. Black men were running for local political office.
Answer:
<u>A. Black Southerners were not acting subordinate to whites.</u>
Explanation:
Sadly, because of the ingrained racial discrimination at the time, "Whites" felt that "Blacks" were subordinates. In other words, they ("the Whites") wanted to exercise headship over the "Blacks".
This wrong reasoning was highlighted in B. Wells's own words,
<em>"The Negroes are getting too independent," they say "we must teach them a lesson."</em>
<em>What lesson? The lesson of subordination. "Kill the leaders and it will cow the Negro who dares to shoot a white man, even in self-defense."</em>
Napoleon believed to the principle of social reform being necessary for people to support a government
Hamlet was a play written about betrayal and deception. Hamlet is trying to collect evidence against Claudius. To try to deceive him, Hamlet fakes being crazy.
In an effort to prove Claudius' guilt, Hamlet stages a play for Claudius and his mother to watch: the murder of Gonzago (The Mousetrap). He wanted to gauge Claudius' reaction during the murder scene.
Claudius' reaction during the scene where the king is murdered was uncomfortable, once he knew what they play was about and said that he needed "some air".
Answer:
Yes.
Explanation:
The Hawaiian sugar plantations established their presence in mid 1800s. At that time, they're working alongside the Hawaiian kingdom and obtained permission from the rulers there to establish their business.
The plantation owners soon realized that they could earn more if they took control of the territory rather than having to pay tributes to the Kingdom.
Sanford Ballard Dole led the coup to overthrow Queen Liliuokalani because of this reason, and US government has established a milltuiary base in Hawaii by 1887.
The answer is letter a.
The unjust effects of the caste system.
What he intended was not to find a new religion but to reform
Hinduism. He believed that the caste
system had produced division where the lower the status, the more prejudice the
attitude towards a certain class in society.
Apart from that, he was not satisfied with some of the methods of
Hinduism where he failed to gain enlightenment.
