Answer:
The answer is letter B, The commission mostly interviewed white families.
Explanation:
The Sibley Commission was an assembly made in order to gather people's viewpoints regarding desegregation in Georgia's schools. They needed to consider two options, <u>whether they'd rather close the public schools and prevent integration or allow the Federal Government to desentegrate the schools.</u>
It turned out as a result that many of the residents wanted to close the public schools rather than choosing integration. So, this means that the commission mostly interviewed the white families because many refused. If the black families were interviewed, I'm sure they'd want the white and black people to be integrated. Integration would mean equal benefits to the black.
Thus, this explains the answer.
Fact!
Its a fact because it says "it is"
An assumption is a guess
A belief is what you believe
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
1, most people weren't as knowledgeable back then and FDR wanted to present the plan in terms they would understand and not be overwhelmed by. 2, this one is supposed to be your opinion buuuut: either yes it did make participation inevitable because the opposing nations saw the US gearing up for war and saw that as defensive as opposed to neutral. or no it did not because the US never directly violated the offical postion of neutrality. (hope this helped! good luck!)
Answer:
for guidance because they believe that ancestors are real
