Hello. You forgot to provide the following information:
Document A: Texas Declaration of Independence
Document B: Alamo Defenders’ Speech
Answer:
Document B supports document A.
Explanation:
Alamo Defenders’ Speech was designed to reinforce the need for support in the fight for Texas independence. The speech supports the need for a free and absolute texas and therefore the execution of an armed struggle and the defense of the territory of the Alamo is extremely important, as it would be crucial for the objectives of independence to be met. The evidence used in this document supports the evidence from the Texas Independence Declaration, as it shows the reasons that led to the desire for independence and the willingness to fight for it.
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The first diaspora took place in 586 BC from Jerusalem to Mesopotamia. The second took place in 70 BC from Jerusalem to Asia, Africa, and Europe.
<h3>What is the Jewish diaspora?</h3>
- It is the geographical distance of the Jews from their homeland.
- It is the scattering of the Jewish people around the world.
The Jewish diaspora happened only twice and was a movement of the Jewish people from their lands in the Middle East to spread around the world.
Some people consider the return of the Jewish people to the state of Israel, after the second world war, as a third diaspora, but the correct term for this is Zionism since diaspora refers to the departure from the homeland and not the retaking.
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The primary push factors for migration were segregation, increase in racism, the widespread violence and lack of social and economic opportunities in the South. In the
North, they could find better schools and adult men could vote (joined
by women after 1920). Burgeoning industries created job opportunities.
Some white Southern males were also migrating North in this period for
jobs, especially to Detroit and Chicago, because of better job
opportunities.
