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Ralph Ellison, born on March 1, 1914 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, studied music before moving to New York City and working as a writer. He published his bestselling, acclaimed first novel Invisible Man in 1952; it would be seen as a seminal work on marginalization from an African-American protagonist's perspective. Ellison's unfinished novel Juneteenth was published posthumously in 1999.
Identify whether or not these purposes for the India Day Parade strengthen Indian American's ethnic infrastructure.
Purpose of India Day Parade:
A) helps stake a claim of Indian American ethnic identity in New York
<em>The India day parade in a way highlight the important contributions the community has contribute to the nation</em>
B) shows the political establishment that Indian Americans are organized
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It likewise pinpoint that that there is unity among the Indian Americans
Not a Purpose of India Day Parade:
A) celebrates and preserves the many ethnicities of India
<em>This is a purpose of the Parade because it helps brings people of different ethnicity, caste and religious of India together and shows the world and their fellow India back home that unity is the key to peaceful living</em>
B) critiques the caste stratification of India
<em>During this annual parade issues such as discrimination based on caste, color, poverty, child labor, inequality were raise and opinions were raise to tackle those critical issue </em>
In 1519, the Spanish Governor of Jamaica sent a fleet of ships under the leadership of Alonzo Álvarez de Piñeda to map out the Gulf of Mexico and establish a Spanish colony in the adjacent area. As such, going by the instructions of the governor of Jamaica, Alonzo Álvarez de Piñeda and his fellow explorers primary goal is to map out the area and establish a colony in the area of Texas for the Spanish crown.
By 1790, the law had been ratified and the new country instituted. This country grew quickly from 1790 to 1860. This population increased from 3,929,000 at 1790, to 31,443,000 at 1860. At 1790, this Mississippi River was the West edge of the United States . By 1860, the United States limits extended from sea to sea, its area more than doubled. Some developments were particularly significant to the region. After this struggle for freedom, the United States operated large tracts of common realm between the Appalachian Range and the Mississippi River. Two questions loomed across this Appalachians. Settlers squatted on lands, while speculators hatched grandiose strategies to purchase and sell West lands for significant gains. An organized choice had to be invented to move public domain to private ownership. The second question centred on the highest political position of the public realm.
