It depends on what time period you are referencing with African immigrants. Back in the 1500s, African people came to the Americas because of Slave Trade, but later on, they came to the United States under their own free will. Slave Trade forced African people on ships into the Americas, in which they stayed as slaves or did forced labor in a harsh system.
In the 1900s and later on, African immigrants came to America to seek asylum or safety in the United States because of problems going on in their countries. For example, in Rwanda, in the 1990s, there was some major problems going on such as genocide (mass killing of people) and some people came over to America to escape these hardships.
Also, another way they are different would be their culture that they brought. Their influence of music and African culture was very different as compared to other cultures from Europe.
The allies had to take strategic considerations, which they learned after attempting an invasion at the coast of Normandy, France; day that came to be remembered as "D-Day". The allies understood they couldn't attempt another landing on a heavily defended German outpost, but they did know the Germans did not have the enough amount of troops to defend all of the coasts, so they had to deceive enemy into a proxy attack point while attacking somewhere else.
The main purpose of the United Nations inspectors in Iraq before the Gulf War was to look for weapons of mass destruction, which Iraq was thought to have hidden. Also, Iraq had a history of using chemical weapons even against its own people, for these reasons, the United Nations Imposed as a condition to end hostilities in the region, that the country disclosed all the weapons of mass destruction it had in its arsenal.
Resolution 687 was passed by the Security Council which demanded the removal and destruction of Chemical, Biological and Nuclear arms. Even though at first Iraq agreed to cooperate with the inspectors, later they became more evasive and tried to deceive the United Nations´ inspectors.
In terms, the United Nations had no other option but to authorized the use of force against Iraq to make them comply.
All of these options except the establishment of the Post Office and the creation of the Great Seal are not legacies of the Articles of Confederation, since all of the other innovations in the United States took place after the Articles were replaced with the Constitution.
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some reasons for women's involvement in the struggle for human rights are -
<em>1) Women weren't even people, legally speaking. ... </em>
<em>1) Women weren't even people, legally speaking. ... 2) Married women were the same legal person… as their husband. ... </em>
<em>1) Women weren't even people, legally speaking. ... 2) Married women were the same legal person… as their husband. ... 3)</em><em> </em><em>Women had to fight really hard for the right to vote. ... </em>
<em>Women had to fight really hard for the right to vote. ... 4)</em><em> </em><em>Women still don't have access to education.</em>
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