In the fall of 1095, the emperor in Constantinople, Alexius I, sent an envoy asking Pope Urban II<span> for help against the Seljuk Turks who were encroaching on their lands and on the rights of Christians. ... In order to evaluate the motives and motivations of the crusaders, it is useful to look at </span>Pope Urban's<span> speech.
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He visited the divided city of Berlin and gave a powerful speech about political freedom. It<span> was in 1963, President Kennedy visited West Berlin. East and West Berlin was being separated by <em>The Berlin Wall. </em></span><span>The powerful speech is considered to be one of his best. The speech is remembered by many for it's famous phrase, <em>Itch bin ein Berliner ~Hope it Helps</em></span>
<span><em>Answer B. Kennedy Gave A Really Powerful Speech In Berlin</em>
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They resisted slavery by escaping, rebelling or sabotaging work
They wanted germany to pay for ww1.
I think it would be single parent familys beause most of the people are single parents
