Answer:
The answers are:
Repeal laws penalizing integrated schools.
Allow each local school district to decide if it wants to integrate.
Explanation:
The "Sibley Commission" was <u>a general assembly of Committees in charge of gathering the people's opinion in relation to the integration of schools.</u> During this time, there was a massive resistance towards desegregation and in order to end it, the general assembly was made.
The final decision happened after 10 hearings. <em>In the end, a bill was passed which repealed those laws that penalized integrated schools.</em> An example of this penalty was to cut off the school from the funding if it integrates. <em>It also allowed the local school district to decide if it wants to integrate.</em> This prevented violence that came with desegregation.
Thus, this explains the answers.
The correct answer is A) The AFL focused on organizing skilled workers.
The Knights of Labor was a labor federation founded in 1869, they demanded better work laws such as eight-hour day, ethic. It was never well organized and declined shortly after. At the start, they used secrecy similar to Masons. With their decline, the American Federation of Labor was created and they lost many members to the AFL.
The American Federation of Labor came to life with the decline of Knights of Labor. The AFL was a federation of labor unions, it was founded in 1886. It was more organized than the Knights of Labor. By the 1890s the AFL started to only admit skilled workers in craft unions and became mostly an organization of white men.
South Korea is a democratic country - option d. (the potentially hostile neighbor is North Korea, which is both totalitarian and communist/socialist; but South Korea is not any of those).
