The difference between the map during the early 1900´s was the way the early settlements where shown in Irish names, portraying the fact that the Irish population was second, right under the English. Pushed out of Ireland because of religious conflict back home, decided to come to America, after they were promised land and religious freedom in return for applying their knowledge.
That is when the fear of immigrants taking over started, since English population was not that bigger than the Irish.
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Many black South Africans aspired for and hoped for better education, but they did not receive it. The Bantu Department of Education's education act sparked widespread outrage in the Black South African community. The Bantu Education Department enacted a law requiring all black South Africans to be taught exclusively in the Afrikaans language. If they wanted any kind of secondary education, they could have it. Unfortunately, Afrikaans was an exceedingly difficult language to learn and teach. Many of the teachers had a poor education and did not speak Afrikaans, making it impossible for them to teach. Many of the teachers had minimal education and could not teach Afrikaans since they did not know it. Many pupils thought it was unjust that they could not learn English simply because of their skin color. Many other people were offended by this, so many teachers began teaching in English nonetheless, and students began refusing to write and speak in Afrikaans.
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"Answer" im pretty sure its either C or A, but most likely C.. sorry if you get it incorrect. :(
The colonists disliked the sugar act because it put a tax on tea, sugar, and other sweet items. The tax forced colonists to pay high prices for these items, which is something the colonists didn't want to do. Therefore they didn't like the sugar act.
Im pretty sure the answer is B .
