Thomas Jefferson would have agreed with the claim that Blacks and Native-Americans should be viewed as equals under the laws of the United States. He strongly opposed slavery (we can disregard that he enslaved over 600 people in the course of his lifetime) and he was an abolitionist who attempted to steer America toward emancipation for slaves and former slaves.
Thomas Jefferson would have agreed with D.
<span> C. German expansion and British appeasement</span>
Answer:
1) Black people were denied their rights and freedom in the South by being segregated. Black people were also denied right by being treated lesser than whites. Another way they were denied proper rights is that they were paid less. Black people were treated lesser by being segregated, or seperated, based on skin colour. There were certain schools and water fountains and restauraunts that were only for black people, and likewise for white people.
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Answer:westward expansion, the 19th-century movement of settlers into the American west, began with th Louisiana Purchase and was fueled by the gold rush, the oregan trail and a belief in “manifest destiny”. Your welcome .-.
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El peso del norte was in 1888
