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you will have to do the written responses and I forgot the other questions
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Explanation:
John Quincy Adams<span> was born into a family that never owned slaves, and was hostile to the practice. ... The debate on the </span>Missouri Compromise<span> in 1820 was a turning point for </span>Adams<span>. During that debate, he broke with his friend </span>John<span> C. Calhoun, who became the most outspoken national leader in favor of slavery.</span>
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unqualified candidates can be elected to local office simply because they are the same party as a popular presidential candidate
Explanation:
Local government elections take place at least every 4 years. An argument to separate national elections from local elections is unqualified candidates can be elected to local office simply because they are the same party as a popular presidential candidate.
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The answer is C.
I got this answer by the process of elimination. Not A - Because it is a holy book consisting of the words of God (or Allah) that were revealed to Muhammad in a cave. Not B- The Quran is known for being written in only one language--that's Arabic (translations may be done in different languages, but a Quran itself will always be in the Arabic language.) Not D - Muslims constantly follow the Quran because it is their holy book, much like a Christian with the Bible or a Jew with the Torah.
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Answer: Any account of the African slave trade where racism plays a causal role would need to explain why
racism appeared precisely during the early modern period. Indeed, through most of their history
Europeans did not regard Africans as more deserving of slavery than any other foreign people.
Ancient Greeks and Romans, for instance, thought of Africans as one among many tribes of
barbarians that could be traded as slaves. During the Middle Ages the image of African kingdoms
was one of unlimited wealth, as befits the land where so much gold originated, not one of uncivilized
savages. And even in the early stages of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade we see that plantation work
was not regarded as only fit for Africans: indentured white servants were regularly used alongside
black slaves. Europeans developed a sense of superiority towards Africans, and eventually towards
the rest of the world, as their global influence increased and it is probable that racism reinforced
their willingness to engage in slave trading. But it was most likely an endogenous reaction, not an
exogenous cause.
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