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The answer to the question is A I believe.
<span>Hughes seems sarcastic because the language that he uses is sarcastic. He is aggravated over the treatment of African Americans in Harlem at that time. He directs his sarcasm toward white people. He is aggravated that there are still many places that African American's cannot go (clubs), including a club called the Cotton Club. His feelings are justified because discrimination was alive and well during this time period.</span>
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When the British administers explored the south Africa they wanted to take full advantage of the place and slowly started settling in South Africa. Slowly there began invasion and Africans were called boers meaning farmers in Dutch.
There were wars and when Afrikaners lost the war they were ill-treated. They moved out to Namibia, Zimbabwe, Netherlands, South America, Australia and South Western United States. Some were left behind but manly moved to Namibia and Zimbabwe.
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Woodrow Wilson's opinion began to change when the attack of the German U-boats killed many people in the US.
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A group of slaves would journey to the Union lines, because they would be considered free in the North (also called the Union). The Union was fighting for slavery to be abolished and so enslaved African-Americans could get wage-paying jobs if they moved to the Union, as in the South or in the Confederate states they were enslaved and lived in horrible conditions with terrible treatment and no remuneration.
