Slaves were punished by whipping, shackling, hanging, beating, burning, mutilation, branding, and imprisonment. Punishment was often meted out in response to disobedience or perceived infractions, but sometimes abuse was performed to re-assert the dominance of the master (or overseer) over the slave.
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Juneteenth is the day the remaining slaves in Galveston, Texas were enslaved. This was the day soldiers went down to notify the masters of the slaves that they had to respect the Emancipation Proclamation signed by President Lincoln. This day is now a federal holiday and is important to the US, and especially the African American community.
The Enlightenment was the most important philosophical movement of the 18th century. Most of ideas and ideals were new, and there was no other culture that was being idealized at the time, such as for instance happened with the Renaissance in the 15th/16th century which re-discovered and idealized the ideas and culture of the ancient Greeks and Romans. Culturally - in the arts and <span>What culture was idealized in the eighteenth century?architecture - the eighteenth century was the period of first the Baroque and </span>later, the Rococo style. Both styles were heavily influenced by the Catholic Church and its Contra-Reformist policies. No specific other culture was <span>'idealized' there either. </span>
Answer: pretty sure it’s Iwo Jima
Explanation:
If not I’m so sorry
The Stonewall riots were a riots of the members of the gay community against the police raid, in Manhattan in 1969.
So let's check the sodomy laws in 1969: Sodomy was banned in every state until 1962, when Illinois adopted the recommendation of the Model penal code to change this law. The next state was Connecticut in 1972, so in 1969 all states except Illinois had anti-sodomy laws!!! (that's 49 states)
