Mohammed made explicit calls to treat people of other monotheistic faiths as brothers and sisters in religion. The most famous is the hadith where he asked Christians and Jews to pray alongside him in the mosque (even if they had no intention of converting to Islam). It is important to note, however, that he did not extend this tolerant attitude to the pagans, polytheists, and spirit doctors that he encountered throughout Arabia. Therefore, although he was incredibly tolerant for his period in history, he would not be considered tolerant by modern standards
Europe got tired of Africa, so they split it up according to resources
Aaron Burr<span> had traveled West just six months before to carve out his own empire. ... of what became known as the Burr </span>Conspiracy<span> -- </span>Aaron Burr's<span> attempt to detach the ... But Burr also trolled the waters for supporters with even more </span>power<span>. ... on absolute adherence to this strict definition -- which Burr's actions </span>did<span> not meet.</span>
<em>Answer:</em>
B) African Americans gained more rights and influence in society
<em>Explanation:</em>
Well, first, you need to know what the KKK was/is. The KKK was a group of white people who used violence against black people because of their racist ways.
Next, you need to look and the answers and find the answers that would obviously be against black people. In this case, we can eliminate answers A and D.
Now we only have B and C to look at. Let's look at C first: The Freedmen's Bureau was created in March of 1865, while the KKK was founded in December of 1865. While it may be possible this was the cause, it is unlikely because of how far apart the dates are. Now let's look and B: Although the Freedmen's Bureau was created in March of 1865, it may have took a little bit for African Americans to start to gain more rights and influence. Once the KKK started to realize that they were gaining rights, they founded their clan and begun to use violence to stop this. :)
<em>(Sorry if I am wrong, it has been forever since I have done this) </em>
