The correct answer is letter E) All these answers are correct. Prosperity helped many Americans to ignore the following issues: the 20 percent of Americans who lived in poverty in the 1950s, discrimination suffered by minorities, discontent of many American women in their traditional roles, and <span>discontent of returning veterans.</span>
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Abolitionists were people who wanted to???
A. end slavery
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This <span> attack was directed against trains passing through Kasumigaseki and Nagatacho, home to the Japanese government.
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Explanation: So the south had the majority of the slaves during the civil war time. The south wanted to Keep slavery and the north wanted to abolish it. This war was considered one of the bloodiest battles in american history. Slavery was very essential back then becuase all those slaves were working hard with minimum to no pay on the farms. This means that the owners could sell the crops and get the moolah.(its all about the moolah right)? So there was a big gun fight and people died. But the mentality of the south states I guess were angry and fighting to keep the money(simply put). While the north thought that the south were being bullies:)
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A skilled military tactician, he served as a Confederate general under Robert E. Lee in the American Civil War, leading troops at Manassas, Antietam and Fredericksburg. He is remembered today for being a brilliant strategist (his war strategies & tactics are still studied today) and he was one of very few people that were aligned with the Confederacy to hold sympathy for African American slaves. He actually taught Sunday school classes to many slaves, despite this being a direct violation of Virginia law at the time. He was a very respected and feared lieutenant general in the Confederate army and led his troops to various victories against Union armies during the Civil War.