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Spain had settled in South America because of their search
for gold. France had settled in the some parts of North America. They were very
interested in fur trapping and trade with the Native Americans. There was a
large French population in Virginia. Britain had settled in South America,
thinking that they could find gold, just like the Spanish had thought. However,
they ended up setting a tobacco plantation in the South because of the
nonexistence of gold.
Catharine Beecher was the sister of Harriet Beecher Stowe, renowned author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, and daughter of famous minister Lyman Beecher. She was an educator and a strong advocate of female education.
On the other hand, Angelina Grimke and her sister Sarah (commonly known as the Grimke sisters) were abolitionists. They were famous for their outspoken manner.
While both women agreed on the importance of abolition, and the abhorrence of slavery, their method was significantly different. Beecher argued in a personal letter sent to Grimke that the best way to address the issue was by taking small steps. She argued that Grimke’s method would only cause agitation and confrontation. This would cause the South to be even more defensive and would make the change more difficult. She believed abolition needed to be achieved by persuasion and compromise, and not by force.
Answer:
A. Democrats lost political support in the South.
The correct answer is C) reforms in health care, education, and civil rights.
He did intensify the fight in Vietnam but it wasn't a part of the great society idea. Great society was about bringing health-care and equal rights to various groups that were harmed throughout American history and was also about education and making sure people could attain it even if they were poorer. He believed these ideals would lead to a better society.
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