Yes there was a general trend in the direction of the territories acquired.
Territorial expansion during this time was almost exclusively to the west.
Answer:
in 1871
Explanation:
Alsace Lorraine consisted of almost 5 thousand square miles of French-German border taken in 1871 when France lost to Prussia in the Franco- Prussian War.
After the territories were lost, France, suffered from the economic activities related to iron, steel, and industries in that region. And the local population prompted a resentment with Germans.
The territories were the main cause of rivalry that boosted the WWI.
When France turned victorious, it took back Alsace Lorraine in 1918-
The lands in that area developed a cultural blend between French and German speaking influences and departments of Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin and Moselle formed.
The southern Manifesto was a document that declered the intent of opposition to racial integration of public places.
<h3>Why was there a racial opposition in the South?</h3>
The southern part of the country at the time were the confederates. These people were against a United States where a black man and a white man had equal powers.
The black man was seen as an inferior person and a slave to the white man. Therefore they were not seen as a part of the white society.
Read more on the Southern Manifesto here:
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The Virginia Declaration of Rights I believe.
I'm pretty sure the Confederation Congress was under the Congress
