<span>Poor. The progressive movement which was started to reform the society consisted of social workers, educators, lawyers, journalists to protect the common man helped mostly the middle class whites which eventually paved the way for the civil rights movement . The fight against racial discrimination continued through newspapers published by African Americans. Neither Roosevelt nor Wilson did much for the fight against segregation. The African Americans were a segregated unit even in the military during the war.</span>
Davis in "How Africans became Integral to New World history," describes the process of entrapment of black Africans in the interior of Africa. He says that it was mostly what group of people who captured Black Africans?<span>
Answer: African Traders</span>
The correct answer is Proclamation act and Stamp act
As well as currency act, sugar act, and the <span>customs service reform. These were the immediate things that needed to be solved and implemented according to the Lord's program and were necessary for the well being of the empire. </span>
Answer:
In 1994, the gaming industry founded the Entertainment Software Rating Board to institute a labeling system designed to inform parents of sexual and violent content that might not be suitable for younger players.
Explanation:
During the 1990’s, Congress carried out some hearings and legislative proposals in response to worries regarding violent content in a series of video games. Congress members criticized the lack of a regulatory system for them and eventually, members of the video game industry created the Interactive Digital Software Association to later subdivide it forming an Entertainment Software Rating Board, implemented to rate video games and give assistance to parents in selecting video games for their children.
the Populists simply wanted more money in circulation as they believed this would raise the price of the crops. I was always curious as to "who" advised them of this policy as it would lead to inflation.
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