Well for starters even though Africans were slaves back than, mostly in the south, they were later on freed in many lands since Lincoln became president, but even though Africans were freed, a declaration or so called law was made of where they all had to go back to their masters to help with the cotton, and so some hid in places, and the ones hidden were found later on, but Africans were discriminated because they were black and not white, so this made people feel superior to blacks (racism), and blacks were discriminated also because since they use to be slaves, people still treated them like ones since they couldn't get as much money as them or they didn't look like them, so black people again were discriminated because of their skin and nationality.
The correct answer is B. It helps to clarify the meaning of the cartoon by explaining the term "The Noble Experiment"
Explanation
In the image you can see four characters, a doctor and a nurse, a patient on a stretcher and a man with a noble appearance. The doctor is holding a large syringe that is inscribed "prohibition" to vaccinate the patient representing the "American population." This image represents "The noble experiment" a ban imposed on the population of the United States from 1920 to 1933 with the aim of preventing domestic abuse and family abandonment. This complements very well with the introductory text that accompanies it because this allows a very clear understanding of the reason for this cartoon and the statements that are in it because they are not very clear. Therefore, the correct answer is B. It helps to clarify the meaning of the cartoon by explaining the term "The Noble Experiment"
Answer:
C: British empire. you are welcome
This law authorized surveys and the division of public lands in the Western regions. The land was split into townships,which were 36 square miles divided into <span>36 lots of 640 acres each. One lot was reserved for a public school, and four lots were given to veterans. The remaining lots were sold to the public.</span>
Shay's Rebellion exposed the inadequacy of the Articles of Confederation.
The documents that were used when forming the US government included the Magna Carta and the English Bill of Rights