The widely Republican Senate brought their focus on obtaining African American voters by giving them political power and rights within the South. They felt anger and betrayal from the Southerners who seceded from the Union, and therefore did little to help them during Reconstruction. On top of that, hate groups like the Ku Klux Klan, forced military occupation into the South more than any other type of economic assistance. At the point of the end of Reconstruction, little was accomplished to not only help rebuild the South, but also give African Americans the rights given to them by the end of the Civil War as well as throughout Reconstruction.
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Lawmakers <u><em>often compete to get</em></u> federal grants and contracts for their states.
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built to protect land from invasions - soldiers in balcony carried crossbows
soldiers with different facial expressions - detailed designs on hard stones
three-part structures used as tombs- built to accompany an emperor in the afterlife.
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Terracotta soldiers were also known as Terracotta Warriors. Emperor Qin Shi Huang interest in immortality drove him to built life-sized terracotta soldiers for his funerary burial. It consists of horses, chariots, armoured soldiers, archers. The purpose of terracotta warriors was to protect the emperor in his afterlife. According to archaeologists about 8,000 soldiers, 520 horses and 130 chariots used to form the army. Terracotta is a type of pottery which is known for its brownish-red earthenware colour.
This concept is called communism. It was founded b Karl Marx and Freidrich Engels in the 1800s.<span />
Fairness Doctrine--this doctrine requires radio and television to provide balanced and fair information for issues especially in the case of personal attacks and public opinion.
In this case, Red Lion broadcasting argued this doctrine of the FCC violated the 1st Amendment right of free speech. The Warren Court sided with the FCC and stated the doctrine did not violate free speech.
