Kennedy from the Oval Office on June 11, 1963 in which he proposed legislation that would later become the Civil Rights Act of 1964. ... Kennedy came to conclude that he had to offer stronger support for civil rights, including the enactment of new legislation that would ensure desegregation in the commercial sector.
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Answer:
1. humans
2. birds
3. trees/plants
Explanation:
1. more die as time goes on
2. all die at a constant rate
3. most die at the beginning but those that survive live long
Broad-acred, these outposts of empire were all in some degree devoted to exporting commercial agricultural products. Profitable staple crops were the rile, notable tobacco and rice, though to lesser extent in small-farm North Carolina. Slavery was found in all the plantation colonies, though only after 1750 in reform-minded Georgia. Immense acreage in the hands of favored few fostered a strong aristocratic atmosphere. except in North Carolina and some extent in debtor-tinter Georgia. The wide scattering of plantations and farms, ofter along slavery rivers, stopped the growth of cities and made the establishment of churches and schools or printing presses existed in his colony. All the plantation colonies permitted some religious toleration. England became the dominant faith, though weakest of all in nonconformist North Carolina.
To be specific, the end goal of genocide is complete destruction of a particular group, while ethnic cleansing is an expulsion of the group from a certain area, often encouraged by violence. While ethnic cleansing technically isn't usually a crime (although the behaviors it describes are), genocide is.There you go!
Answer:
I believe that it's 2
Explanation:
all of them show a link between government and it's people but two would have the majority supporting the decision of the governemnt. during the great depression majority would want relief considering that there were not many jobs. almost everyone would've believed on getting help from the government during those times.
