<span>The answers are
subject and predicate. A sentence should have these two. If not, it won’t be a
sentence. It could end up as a sentence fragment. A subject is always a noun,
and it doesn’t have to have an adjective phrase for it to be considered as a sentence.
The two essential parts of a sentence are always a subject and a predicate. It
can be simple subject or compound subject, and simple predicate or compound
predicate. </span>
The answer is: A summary of the book/story.
Answer: Democratic party.
Explanation:
<em>Andrew Jackson</em> (1767 – 1845) was an American president (1829-1837). Prior to his presidency, Jackson was a soldier and statesman. He was a general in the United States Army. Jackson made a large contribution to the rights of "common man". He is also known for his success in the Creek War against Native Americans.
While he was a president, Jackson founded and became the leader of the Democratic party (initially known as the American Democracy).
The Letter from Birmingham Jail was an open letter written by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1963 where he talks about the nonviolent resistance to racism and emphasizes that people should work for justice and equality to come instead pleasantly wait for it. He wrote the words "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere".
Taking this in consideration the correct answer is Separate.
Passenger transportation was required to provide equal but separated accommodations for white and colored races through separate cars or designated areas.
The other options are not correct because unequal is the opposite to the main idea of the sentence and similar is a synonym of equal.
Physical Wellness. Physical wellness indicates a high level of endurance, flexibility and strength.
Lifestyle Wellness.
Social/Relational Wellness.
Nutritional Wellness.
Education and Lifelong Learning.
Community Technical Assistance.
