The first great american (modernist composer of the twentieth century was <u>Charles Ives</u>. He graduated from Yale and some of this work are: <span><span>"Robert Browning" Overture , </span>Violin Sonata No. 2 , Violin Sonata No. 3 </span>
D-Day was not supposed to happen the nazis found out that the Americans were going to attack them on Normandy so the nazis got there best weapons so they could hold the beach.
<span>The American Philosophical Society was founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1743 and is the oldest learned society in America. Established for the "promotion of useful knowledge among the British plantations in America," its membership has included the leading scientists, scholars, public servants and statesmen of this country as well as abroad. Membership is limited to 500 American members and 100 international. Also in that year, Franklin proposed the Academy of Phildelphia, which opened in 1751. The Academy was organized into Latin, English, and Mathematical departments, with the Latin department developing into the University of Pennsylvania.</span>
<u>Answer:</u>
The far west attracted many Friedman because it was a change from plantation life.
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<u>Explanation:</u>
European immigrants and black freedmen shifted to the west part of America in looking for new opportunities, while displaced Hispanics battled in their seized homeland to sustain. African Americans were escaped to "Kansas" in 1879 and 1880 from the "Southern United States".
Race discrimination and allegations of the elimination of slavery led many freedmen to look for new housing options after the end of "Reconstruction". The "Kansas Fever Exodus" typically refers to 6,000 black people shifting to Kansas from Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. The first items the Freedman's office decided to provide for freed slaves were food, clothes and medical care.
Because Congress was dominated by conservatives during the Truman administration, However, major Fair Deal initiatives did not bexome law. The most important proposals of the fair deal were aid to educatuon, universal health insurance, legislation on fair employment and reowal of the Taft-hartley act.
