This is of course subjective, as there were likely many individual reasons for perseverance, however the major civil rights leaders of the time, especially Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks, played a large role in keeping these students inspired.
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Answer:
The relocation of African Americans to Africa
Explanation:
The Antebellum Era was a period in the history of the southern United States that lasted from the late 18th century until the start of the Civil War.
During that period, in this context, colonization referred to the relocation of African Americans to Africa. This happened because the American Colonization Society aimed to solve the debate of slavery in the US by removing free and enslaved African Americans from the US transporting them into Africa.
Thousands of free blacks were transported into what eventually became Liberia, the vast majority of them were transported against their will because they felt themselves to be Americans.
A push factor is
noun. a negative aspect or condition that motivates one to leave, esp. in one's country, region, organization, religion, etc. In migration, push factors are those that encourage a population to leave its home.
Joseph Stalin (representing the USSR)
Winston Churchill (representing the United Kingdom)
Franklin D. Roosevelt (representing the United States)
At the Tehran Conference, Nov. 28 - Dec. 1, 1943, the western members of the Allies (Roosevelt and Churchill) committed to what Stalin had been seeking for some time: opening a second front of the war with Germany. The USSR had been battling Germany on the Eastern Front since June of 1941. France had been under German control since 1940. To defeat Germany, it was deemed necessary to retake France on the Western Front. Ultimately, this would become the famous "D-Day" invasion of June, 1944.
The correct answer is <span>A. It was the first large-scale Soviet victory.
The battle completely turned the tides of war. Soviets started winning and pushing towards Germany. This forced Germans to send more troops to the eastern front, which opened up the western front to an allied invasion. It enabled the world to push towards Berlin and defeat Germany.</span>
