1. <span>They wanted Congress to pass the Voting Rights Act.
2. </span><span>The Black Panthers justified using violence to defend themselves.
3. </span><span>riots in several American cities
4. </span><span>Although African Americans' political participation increased, they still remained behind whites economically.
5. </span><span>the Montgomery Bus Boycott
6. </span><span>the 1963 March on Washington
7. </span><span>the first African American to attend the University of Mississippi
8. </span><span>Mahatma Gandhi</span>
The center of the Persian communication network was "<span>a. The Royal Road," although it should be noted that there were smaller "centers" somewhat scattered around outskirt locations as well. </span>
Answer:
Industries became more mechanized
Rise in cities, Artst architecture, public works, and social classes
First, the article suggests that complex technology and commercial management entered the farming business. The author also points out that the national economy became more urban-industrial. He says that there are two systems of farming in the Us agriculture: one that is very small farms with people who do not depend on the farm for their income, the other option is very large farms owned by large land holdings.
He says that large farms with a high volume of sales or assets could not be considered family farming, he knows that family farms can be efficient so the family earns acceptable incomes.
At the end he affirms that family farmers buy their inputs from local suppliers and sell their products into local or regional markets, this is very important in rural towns and small communities.
