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AT THE end of the U.S. Civil War, the International Workingmen's Association, of which Karl Marx was secretary, penned a letter to the people of the United States that read in part, "Let your citizens of today be declared free and equal, without reserve," and warned that "your victory will be complete" only if you "remove every shackle from freedom's limb."
The outcome of Reconstruction (1867-77) after the defeat of the South would determine whether the United States would be a society of free and equal citizens without regard to color, or whether it would find new shackles with which to hold the free Black population.
During Radical Reconstruction, freed slaves gained the right to vote, and throughout the South, Blacks and poor whites voted hundreds of Blacks into office from the city to the national level. Though land redistribution failed to materialize, Blacks in the South began to assert themselves as free citizens. Alarmed that a free South might threaten their own interests, the Northern bourgeoisie eventually recoiled from Reconstruction. A rising white supremacist campaign, backed by the old planters, used Klan terror to push Blacks back into semi-slave status.
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Why did India's desire for independence increase following World War II? It felt that its service in the war effort should grant it independence. Israel launched a preemptive strike during which conflict? Which statement describes Mustafa Kemal?
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Country Cause for Change Description of Change Made Effect of Change The Country Today
Chile The United States opposed Allende’s socialist policies and supported a military coup. The US-backed coup removed Allende from power and installed Pinochet as ruler. Pinochet was cruel and oppressive. He jailed and tortured many people. Chile transitioned to democracy in the late 1980s.
Nicaragua The corrupt Somoza family ruled for four decades. The pro-communist Sandinistas overthrew the government. The US-backed Contras fought Sandinistas. A civil war followed. Nicaragua transitioned to democracy in the 1990s.
Argentina The country had been an oligarchy since gaining its independence from Spain. The Great Depression was a blow to Argentina’s economy. Juan Perón led a populist movement. The government fell to military juntas in the 1970s. The juntas undertook a “Dirty War” against citizens. The juntas disbanded in 1983 Democracy was restored in Argentina in the early 1980s and the country’s economy recovered.
Mexico For 50 years, one political party (PRI) controlled Mexican politics. Vicente Fox challenged the PRI in the 2000 election. A government was stable, and the unemployment rate fell. Mexico still faces challenges with poverty and drug cartels.
Brazil The country came under military rule in the 1960s and experienced a booming economy. An election in 1985 restored democracy. The democratic government worked to reduce economic inequality. Brazil is a democracy with steady economic growth.
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Yes he died in 1968
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A) Purchase of imported items takes money away from the local economy.
