Answer:
“Hail to thee, holy Rome! Thrice holy for the blood of the martyrs shed here.”
Explanation:
<u>The Soviet Union was a state qualified as totalitarian, modeled by a leader who had all the powers</u>, <em><u>and was interested in achieving the domination of Eastern Europe, including the construction of the Berlin Wall</u></em>.
<u>The Berlin Wall was built when the western zone began to prosper while the Soviet side suffered economic problems</u>. <em><u>This, caused millions of Berliners who lived under the communist regime to migrate to West Berlin.
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<u>With which the Soviet Union was losing its long-awaited desire for dominion and power</u>.
1. Levied taxes on glass, paper, lead, paint, and tea- Townshend Acts
2. "Give me liberty or give me death!"- This was said by Patrick Henry
3. British reacted with Intolerable Acts- This was a series of punishments after the Boston Tea Party .
4. Cornwallis was forced to surrender- Yorktown
5. First tax levied with the sole purpose of raising revenue for England- Stamp Act .
6. Turning point of the Revolutionary War- Saratoga
7. Stated that the Parliament did have the right to tax colonists- Declaratory Act
8. Captured Western British forts- George Rogers Clark
9. Forbade settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains- Proclamation of 1763.
10. Required colonists to house troops- Quartering Act
Answer:
The correct answers are "a runaway slave" and "an abolitionist".
Explanation:
Frederick Douglass was born as a slave in Maryland, but managed to escape and become a renown activist and leader in the abolitionist movement. Since he was such a good orator and very eloquent, many pro-slavers found it very hard to believe in his skills. Pro-slavers stated that slaves didn't have the intellectual capacity to live as independent citizens.
Answer:
As the United States' industrial economy grew in the late 1800s, conflict between workers and factory owners became increasingly frequent and sometimes led to violence. The Homestead Strike occurred at the Carnegie Steel Company's Homestead Steel Works in 1892.
