Answer:
This Thomas Nast cartoon appeared during the presidential election campaign of 1868.
Explanation:
The contest pitted Nast’s hero, General Ulysses S. Grant, the Republican candidate, against former New York Governor Horatio Seymour, the Democratic nominee. This cartoon presents one of Nast’s continual themes: that the Democratic party suppresses the rights and threatens the safety of black Americans. The caption lets the viewer know that he is specifically criticizing the Democratic party’s opposition to Reconstruction legislation. The three standing figures represent what the cartoonist considers to be the three wings of the Democratic party. Nast incorporates into the picture several symbols and stereotypes that he uses frequently.
Answer:
2) Conquered and enslaved the American Indians.
Explanation:
When the English and the Spanish explorers first came to America, the first encounter was something that was not favorable for the natives. The new arrivals not only saw the natives as inferior but also took them as slaves and less of an equal.
The explorers saw the natives as different in terms of culture, behavior, lifestyle, food, etc. while the same was also from the Native Indian's perspective. This difference in each others' opinion would lead to the differences in their approaches.
Thus, the correct answer is option 2.
The states that gained statehood are Colorado, Arizona, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana.
The United States aided South Korea during the Korean War.
