Tom Hanks gave a commemorative speech
In a commemorative speech, the speaker's goal is to highlight the events that occurred and to explain why things that had happened had happened. During the speech, a general sentiment about the event is expressed which can be either joyful or sorrowful depending on the occasion. World war 2 commemorative speeches are usually full of dread because of the horrors that happened in the war.
The correct answer is A) People in both places were introduced to new crops and animals.
The Columbian Exchange has been cited as one of the most significant events in history of the world ecology, agriculture and culture. It was a huge exchange of plants, animals, foods and human population - including slaves. This communicated diseases and ideas between Eastern and Western hemispheres. The exchange of plants and animals transformed European and American way of life. Foods that never been seen before became a part of their diets and new regions opened up for crops.
Finding love, because we’re young and I see people my age longing for love when there are more important things in life then that.
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<em>C.) They wanted to encourage literacy among formerly enslaved African Americans.
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Jim Crow Laws was implemented between the phase of Reconstruction and Civil Rights movement. This law ensured the <em>segregation of rights for the coloured and white men. </em>
This law was based on equal but separate principle where there were separate facilities for coloured and white men. <em>Black people could work in government agencies but were allowed minor posts for the job</em>.
Later supreme court passed law to eliminate segregation in certain fields, but the <em>segregation was eliminated by law only after the civil rights movement. </em>
Answer:
Lincoln feared that the eventual result of the Dred Scott decision would be that slavery would become legal everywhere
Explanation:
Senator Lincoln fears on the Dred Scott v. Sandford case in 1857 decision was a result of the Supreme Court of United State ruling that slaves cannot become a citizen of the United State. The case at the Supreme Court as a result of Dred Scott asking to be free from slavery because the Northwest Territory through the 1787 Ordinance has abolished the slave trade.
However, Senator Lincoln's argument was that the ruling of the court will further strengthen and make the slaves' trade to be legalized everywhere.
NOTE!!!! despite Lincoln's opposition to the court ruling, he was however in support of the continuous slave trade in areas where it is still existing.
