Answer:
Dr.Washingtons belief that people should make the most of any situation they find themselves in. He uses “Cast Down Your Buckets” to emphasized that people should concentrate on relationships where they are.
Explanation:
He felt that there was economic opportunity in the South instead of the North. He wanted blacks and whites to work together to build a strong economy in the South.
Nevada because it would provide the most solar energy out of the 4 states mentioned
Resources that will eventually run out are Oscarce.
Option: A
Explanation:
When a neutral stuff used by human being in a proper way then it is called resource. Resources are of two types: Physical resource and human resource. Physical resources are objects like coal, hydro electricity what we can touch. Human resources are non tangible. We can feel it but can't touch like knowledge, wisdom etc.
When resources are in the stage of eventually running out it is called scarce. Non-renewable energy resources face this kind of situation which once get finish can not be filled again like coal, petroleum known as fossil fuel. For sustainable development it is best to avoid this condition as much as we can.
The correct answer is: Lincoln would readmit Southern states to the Union on lenient terms.
Lincoln's 10% Plan was viewed as being too lenient on the traitorous Southern States. Lincoln was okay with only 10% of citizens in the traitorous Southern States pledging loyalty while the Radical Republicans wanted the South to be more firmly punished before being allowed back into the Union.
Some proponents of Prohibition supported the policy on religious grounds because they believed that the reduction of the production of liquor will lessen the alcohol-related crimes that take away lives and decreases the morality of the people especially the youth. By such, they thought that the lives of people will soon improve.
Explanation:
Because they viewed excessive drinking as immoral behavior.Prohibition in the United States was a national constitutional ban on the making, importation, transport, and sale of alcoholic beverages from 1920 to 1933.
