The questions have notes that tell you what area of the book the answer is in. my suggestion is to read the chapter. even if you cant find the answers through that, it will help you come test time. if you're not up for that, you can easily google these. there's most likely an answer key, but try to find them in the book first.
They viewed the Battle of New Orleans as a great victory even though it came after the war officially ended.
In the poem, Dunbar attacks through these identifications to the legal institution, represented by a judge, who is described wearing a black mask, also refers to the medical institution, as it describes a doctor wearing a white mask; and finally attacks the institution of the Church, because Dunbar describes a minister, with his eldest son. All this is clearly the way to expose how every part of American and white society is racist, and engage both the professionals, the high church members, as well as the representatives of the judiciary power, all involved in the horrible act of lynching a old african-american man.
The Roman Catholic Church
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The United States government provided the survey of public lands and divided them into one-mile square sections. The government kept a portion of the sections. The railroads received alternate sections so the government lands could be offered for homesteading or sold for a profit.
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