Be more specific, please? Sorry, I don't have the question in any of my classes...
Both of these leaders had fairly effective strategies when it came to alleviating some of the racial woes during this time. DuBois, however, took a slightly different path in that he emphasized education of blacks as being the most important factor in their advancement.
Honestly, none. The union didn't really have any agricultural advantages over the Confederacy, in fact, it can be argued that agriculture was one of the biggest disadvantages of the union.
Answer:
your machine is blows up if you run cyberpunk 77
Explanation:
-became more radical in 1770s --> fierce opposition to British crown- 1770 he had come to the conclusion that american colonists should allow for British control, given some adjustments to current order of course- chaos and even violence including the recent Boston, came as a result of five years worth of instability, Massacre of 1770 in which British forces fired into a crowd of townspeople, killing five.- violence --> solution of revolution
