Bull Connor was the Commissioner of Public Safety in Birmingham in the 1960s and led a violent crackdown on civil rights protestors.
This violent crackdown included the siccing of police dogs on protestors and the use of fire hoses on protestors. National attention turned to the treatment of the protestors when news reports showed video of how the protestors were being violently attacked by the police and public opinion turned against Bull Connor.
A)the quantities of gold and silver brought back to Italian explorers
<span>b)concentration of riches in the hands of the king and his court </span>
<span>c)their participation in trade between Europe and the East </span>
<span>d)the location of the Vatican in Italy</span>
Answer:
After the French and Indian War in which Britain was victorious a lot of problems emerged. Public debt increased and economical situation was really bad and government believed that the only way to improve situation was to introduced new taxes. Most of those taxes were introduced in colonies, which enraged the people who lived there as they already believed that they were deprived of their rights. Colonies started opposing this new levies, which eventually led to the war.
Explanation:
British government started imposing many new acts, among which the hardest ones were the Townshend's acts and Intolerable Acts. The taxation system was unacceptable for the colonies, which eventually led to war between Britain and colonies.
After the French revolution, the French economy was in ruins.<span> The Directory </span><span>failed to restore stability took effective steps to control the money supply overpowered the revolutionaries </span>.<span> Napoleon took advantage of this situation by </span><span>executing the ruler of France terminating the French legislative councils appointing himself as the Emperor of France </span><span>in a coup.
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The groups that would be excluded from this widening of political opportunity would be any group that is denied the right to vote, whether this means they are oppressed or in prison, etc.
