Stop racism, segregation and sexist
Allowed to practice their own faiths, but forced to play additional taxes
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I can not find where is question 1 and 2.
I think, that answer to question 6 is It seemed to shrink the world. I am not 100% positive on that though. Let me know, If it was right.
Anyway, the answer to question 7 is Norman Borlaug.
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I think the answer might be a hair salon lady, you know, the people that do your hair. I say this because they obviously work with hair a lot and they get to interact and work with people, so it matches with both her passions. Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
- J.F.K generally supported Civil Rights as he was close with MLK.
- Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt affected the civil rights of African Americans by supporting them.
Explanation:
<u><em>J.F.K :</em></u><em> </em>His new frontier programs called for a few civil rights reforms. Overall his Presidency was too short to make an impact. Someone who did the most was Lyndon B. Johnson, which was the next president after him.
<u><em>Roosevelt :</em></u><em> </em>Roosevelt pushed many programs to provide relief and push the economy. Roosevelt invited African Americans to work as his advisors. Eleanor Roosevelt supported equality of all with the withdrawal of discrimination. They initiated programs that defended the cause of African Americans.
