The "separate but equal" doctrine
The citizens that attacked their black neighbors were rarely convicted in Southern states like Mississippi.
<h3>What is the reason?</h3>
Despite that slavery is abolished, the practice of heavily punishing discrimination against the black are held with light hand in the southern state which were known for their prowess for slaves before slave abolition.
Hence, the citizens that attacked their black neighbors were rarely convicted in Southern states like Mississippi.
Therefore, the Option B is correct
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think so the first one will be the ans
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for me, I would serve for as long as they needed me to and my reward would be coming home and seeing my loved ones again
On this problem you don't need to subtract. They want to know the total amount of people who attended so you would add.
1 1 1 (carried over numbers)
12,679 (Line it up with 8491, ones place to ones place and so on)
+8,491
21170 (answer)
