Ida B Wells used a strategy called"data
journalism" in her anti-lynching movement. She trekked through the south
keeping archives of all the lynchings that happened and the explanations for
them. She then put this together in her book "A Red Record: Tabulated
Statistics and Alleged Causes of Lynchings
Answer: 13,14,15,16,18,19, and 20 are opinion and the rest are claim.
Explanation:
3.) How did Roosevelt’s programs develop such a strong appeal for the “forgotten
man”, and why did the New Deal arouse such opposition from conservatives,
including those on the Supreme Court?
FDR's New Deal provided this to millions, in the form of temporary jobs, relief
checks, rural electrification, agricultural price supports, backing for labor unions,
and more. His charisma and rhetorical talents made his leadership more than a
transactional exchange of votes for benefits. The common people felt his concern
and repaid it with their devotion. It is easy to contrast him unfavorably to