<span>the Mongolian Empire was to be fairly short-lived. Splits between the different khans had erupted as early as 1262. Although the East was considerably more stable, especially under the rule of Kubilai, it also succumbed to a resurgence of Chinese nationalism, and after several minor local rebellions in the first few decades of the fourteenth century, principally in the south of China, the Yuan dynasty was finally replaced by the Ming dynasty in 1368. With the disintegration of the Mongol empire, the revival of Islam and the isolationist policies of the Ming dynasty, the barriers rose again on the land route between East and west </span>
Question 1. The photograph's reliability could be questioned since the photographer that took it was hired to support one program of President Franklin Rooselvet. This program aims to help people from Dust Bowl, which forces the photographer to take pictures that portrays people in need.
Question 2. One feature of the photo that might lead to question its reliability, is the pose of the migrant mother and her children. The sad expression on the migrant mother and the two children hugging her, looks like an unnatural scenario for a photo.
Answer: increasingly regulated them
Explanation:
After the British took over the then New Amsterdam in 1664 and renamed it to New York, they took away the privileges that certain people in society had enjoyed such as women and black people.
In the case of black people, they removed many of them from the skilled jobs that they had and made slavery legal a year after they arrived. Some decades later in 1712 they clamped down even harder on enslaved people and limited their movements in the city and even sometimes refused white people from releasing them.
Answer:
The Home Rule was the period after Reconstruction, when the governments of the southern states of the country were reconstituted according to the popular will of their inhabitants, when until 1877 they were directly appointed by the federal government.
Thus, state governments began to establish measures designed to limit the civil and political liberties of African Americans, guaranteeing only whites access to all of their rights. Thus, Home Rule put conservative white Democrats back in a role of social superiority over the rest of the inhabitants of the southern states.
