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The Great Migration connects to the Harlem Renaissance because the mass migration of recently freed African Americans from the South to the North led to the creation of ethnic neighborhoods in Northern cities. The Harlem Renaissance took place in one of these neighborhoods in New York City, and was only occurred because of the huge influx of African Americans to the area.
It is known that Britain once was thought of as the strongest empire. If Britain lost to the colonies, then it's power and might was limited, and not invincible. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.
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Native peoples were no longer entitled to lands they had always occupied.
Explanation:
The 1493 Doctrine of Discovery is the one-sided law/ doctrine that was passed by the European monarchies to acquire lands owned by other indigenous tribes. This law was also used to justify such land-grabbing in the name of civilization and 'Christianizing' them, thereby providing salvation to the 'lost souls'.
This spiritual, political, and legal claim made by the European powers was made just as a means to justify the land acquisition. The doctrine 'legalizes' and allows the possession or taking over of native lands as long as the natives were given the "gifts of conversion and civilization" in return. This will allow the European monarchies and authorities to get access and possess the New World. But for the natives, they were no longer rightful owners of the lands they had always occupied.
Thus, the <u>correct answer is the second option</u>.
Answer:
Answers may vary. Some <em>possible</em> points are:
- You did not feel the unit was taught clearly/didn't make sense
- You found the assignments difficult
- You felt the unit wasn't an accurate protrayal of the Russian Revolution
- You had a hard time keeping up with assignments (Basically, the unit felt rushed)
If you are able to choose one (or more) of the points or provide your own, I might be able to write a paragraph about it for you.
Yes, because mexico was becoming more and more of a threat to america.
