The correct answer is<em> B), Aaron Douglas.
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Aaron Douglas(1899-1979) was an American painter and a school art teacher. His presence was very important in what is called the <em>“Harlem Renaissance.</em>” His work is based on describing race social issues through his murals. He created illustrations where he portrayed injustices due to the segregation years in the U. S. His paintings contained images from Africa.
I believe the answer you're looking for is VETO.
A Veto is a constitutional right to reject a decision.
-Seth
B. Giving government jobs to political supporters i believe
Before Abraham Lincoln became President, he was seen as a social loser. He had a rough childhood because his mother passed away at an early age, and he had to constantly move to different homes. Lincoln was adored by many people for his way of treating them; he was just, honest (hence the Honest Abe moniker), courage, and humility. He had grown up never winning anything, and this was expected until 1860, when he ran for President against Stephen Douglas and won. Two years prior to this event, Lincoln had lost to Douglas in becoming the newest member of the Illinois Senate.
James Naismith is who invented basketball
