Answer:In a letter to his fifteen-year-old nephew and namesake, penned in 1963 on the one hundredth anniversary of the Emancipation, author James Baldwin says that American white society has unwittingly placed "the Negro" in a position so untenable that it is "not very far removed" from the oppressive London of the past, so famously described by Charles Dickens.
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Sadly, about 2,996 people died during the attack of September 11, 2001.
2,996 of those people included 19 terrorists, the 265 people on the 4 planes, 2,606 people from the World Trade Center and 125 in The Pentagon.
I hope this helped - Maria S.
The conditions of factories were horrible. There were fumes everywhere, there was no place to clean yourself up. Woman an children had to work usually about 10 hours or more a day. People would die and they would leave the bodies there. The way they could have fixed this is to improve sanitation and less work hours.
