Taken over by Protestants--Calvert allowed Protestants into the colony eventually leading to a take over.
Calvert wanted a Catholic state but also allowed Protestants access with religious toleration as the colonial rule. However, so many Protestants came to the colony eventually outnumbering the Catholics. As Protestants gained numbers they also gained power and control. They instituted laws against Catholics and they became target of violence and discrimination.
Answer: 4. Both supported increased educational opportunities for black Americans, but Washington focused on technical and vocational subjects which would allow poor black people to gain employment, whereas Du Bois argued that African Americans should study the Ivy League curriculum of classics and liberal art. below this is the answe to number two
1. The states accepted the attendance of school 12 to 16 weeks by students between 8 and 14 years old. The major results were the physical punishment that made feel students awful and then this led to students having to attend school at earlier ages.
2. The public schools began to accepted kindergarten in their programs. The major result was less violence in the schools and that working women could have their children occupied.
3. Schools started to grown up because of the demand of advanced technical. The major result was that the curriculum used to provided more courses in order to make male can be graduated from industrials jod and carpentry and women from office work.
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Answer:
Many nations and peoples, especially in the southern part of the American continent, admired the American revolution and saw the United States as a model to imitate.
Explanation:
Other peoples took the American revolution and independence as an inspiration. They could see that it was possible to liberate themselves from an oppressive European, colonial power. They also could appreciate how liberty and self-rule guaranteed men´s rights. The American Constitution and adherence to law were another reasons to look benignly at the US in the late 18th century.
I think the answer is B... but I’m not sure.
