A It further divided the union. because Abram Lincoln was a strongly apposed slavery.
Answer:
O1) He worked tirelessly as a lawyer for the NAACP for nearly a decade to desegregate public facilities in Mississippi.
Explanation:
Medgar Evers was a World War II veteran who would become an integral part of the Civil Rights Act. He was also responsible for most of the desegregation acts of the American society/ government and also helped in the integration of the University of Mississippi.
Among the given options, Medgar Evers was involved in all of them except that he worked as a lawyer for the NAACP for a decade. Contrary to that, he was the organization's first field secretary in the southern state of Mississippi.
Thus, the correct answer is option 1.
Answer:
<h3>1. A) qualify an established scholarly viewpoint regarding a certain issue.
</h3><h3>2. E) Modern science began with certain major achievements made during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
</h3><h3>3. D) The origins of modern science can be traced back to the articulation of a particular approach to the study of nature.
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Explanation:
- The primary purpose of the passage is<u> to qualify an established scholarly viewpoint regarding a certain issue</u>. It talks about how modern science s<u>hould be identified with a particular way of approaching the study of nature and not on any particular set of scientific achievements.</u>
- According to the passage, the prevailing scholarly opinion regarding the<u> beginning of modern science began with certain major achievements made during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries as mentioned in the first line of the passage</u>.
- From the passage, it can be understood that the author most likely <u>agree that the origins of modern science can be traced back to the articulation of a particular approach to the study of nature</u>. The author says that <u>before any scientific achievements were made in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, many ideas and scientific researches were already pondered and articulated as early as the fourteenth century.</u>
The main reason was joining the Axis Powers, which earned them territory.
