The correct answer is A) Now is time to take action against racial injustice in Birmingham.”
<em>What Martin Luther King is claiming in the passage of the letter is that now is time to take action against racial injustice in Birmingham.
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We are refereing to a passage of the famous Martin Luther King’s “Letter from Birminham Jail.” King wrote the letter on April 16, 1963, from the jail in Birminham, Alamaba. In the letter, Martin Luther King Jr. supports and defend the nonviolent approach to protest against racial segregation. In the letter, he also explains that his protests in Birminham are important because the local leaders and courts are not willing to confront the issue of racism.
The French wanted to become business partners with the Native Americans whereas, the Spanish wanted to enslave them for personal profit. (Profit gained through free labor, in other words, slavery)
The available options are:
A. Spain brought its first colonists to the territory of Louisiana.
B. The first French explorers traveled on the Mississippi River.
C. France established its first colony in the territory of Louisiana.
D. The first Spanish explorers founded a colony in the Mississippi Valley.
Answer:
France established its first colony in the territory of Louisiana
Explanation:
The option C is correct because, Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville was a French voyager who in his last expedition to Louisiana in December of 1701, and, as a colonial administrator and knight of the order of St. Louis, authorized the construction of Fort Louis in Mobile in that same year. The purpose is to strengthen Mobile Bay and pave the way for French settlement permanently.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Judges need to make fair calls and not for money, the other things are just part of what is done.
Answer:
inherited a substantial American commitment to maintain South Vietnam
Explanation:
At the beginning of 1964, the Lyndon Johnson administration inherited a substantial American commitment to maintain South Vietnam. This was evident back in Kennedy's administration in 1963, where the overthrown government of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Die was supported by the Kennedy administration.
John F. Kennedy, would later died in November 1963, as a result of assassination, led to the Lyndon B Johnson to continue his administration as president.
Hence, at the beginning of 1964, the Lyndon Johnson administration inherited a substantial American commitment to maintain South Vietnam.