The purpose of Robinson’s letter was to President Eisenhower’s attention to request immediate action from President Eisenhower in furthering equal rights for African Americans.
<h3>What was the purpose of Jackie Robinson's letter?</h3>
This letter was written by the famous baseball player Jackie Robinson to President Eisenhower. He urged the problem of African Americans and demanded to take immediate action to curb segregation law.
Robinson wrote that African Americans can not be patient and wait for civil rights. He led the movement for the freedom and citizenship rights of African Americans.
Therefore Civil rights act of 1964 opened public facilities for all races.
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B) because only the government can restrict the use of public goods to those who pay taxes?
Factory worker or Farmers but I lean more towards Factory worker because in the cities they worked in the factories because they didn’t have farms in the city. Really the only farm lands at the time was the mid-west
The Allies demanded that the Axis stop attacking and forcing their influence on other nations, but the Axis ignored them and kept on attacking other people taking over land, so in response all of the Allied forces other than the United States of America went to war with Germany and Italy
