The Montgomery Bus Boycott proved that the laws of Alabama and Montgomery regarding segregation on buses unconstitutional. This ruling was given by the United States Supreme Court. This was a big decision regarding the abolition of discrimination based of race and color of skin. This boycott lasted from 5th December 1955 to 21st December 1956. <span />
In 1787, a Russian statesman and former lover of Catherine the Great named Grigory Aleksandrovich Potemkin hastily erected a number of phony “mobile villages” along the banks of the Dnieper River. ... Accurate or not, the terms “Potemkin village” and “Potemkin facade” (or simply the word “Potemkin”) have stuck.
Over 60 countries in South America
I think it’s B. And if I’m wrong I’m truly sorry.
Answer:
Factory smoke and other conditions
Explanation:
Back in the second industrial revolution there were many factories being built, and there were a lot of people willing to work for lower wages. Conditions were harsh, as there was a lot of smog, factory smoke, etc. and many people were harmed by the many machines in factories that had no safety precautions. Also, the gases and smoke caused breathing and lung illnesses.
