Abolitionists ended slavery
Answer:
<h2>"Battle Hymn of the Republic"</h2>
The two famous civil rights leaders, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Congressman John Lewis, recognized that the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" was a praise-filled lyric that inspired the abolition of slavery during America's civil war and energized the unity of the Union North and the Confederate South.
Explanation:
Please, see attached document.
The question has a definition word of "copperheads" which is something they want you to define. So if you rearrange the question, it can be a multiple choice question stating:
Copperheads were midwesterners who sympathized with the south and objected to
A) abolition
B) slavery
Abolition is to over throw something and start a new version of what has been overthrown
Slavery was the ownership of African Americans (seeing as this question was linked to the civil war)
Hope you can find the answer easier now (:
Assembly-line production for goods,as were improved oil refineries.Transportation played a role,like the interstate highways.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
because it was really bad in the North then the south.
