Better transport so you could see their better, machines were doing jobs so you could hang more, gave you something to talk about (new inventions)
The correct answer is B. A simple sentence expresses one complete thought; it's composed of an independent clause that follows the subject-verb pattern.
Explanation
A simple sentence is a syntactic unit that expresses a complete idea, which means it is an idependent clause. The sentence has a basic structure that is composed of a subject, verb (action), and complement. Simple sentences are independent clauses because their meaning does not depend on any complement that contextualizes them. An example of a simple sentence is "I play in the park with my friends". In this sentence the subject is "I", the verb is "game" and the complement is "in the park with my friends". According to the above, the correct answer is B.
Answer:
What can we learn from the leadership skills of members of ... characteristics and skills do congressional leaders need to be ... Directly addressing issues
<em>The Emancipation Proclamation.</em>
Explanation:
The Emancipation Proclamation was officially given on January 1, 1863 and sought the end of slavery in the United States by President Abraham Lincoln.
There was a long battle between the Union and the Confederacy with slavery. The Union wanted to abolish slavery, while the Confederate states wanted to keep it, for numerous reasons. Southern states heavily relied on agriculture for wealth, they were not industrialized like the Northern states. The South made money growing cotton, tobacco, and sometimes indigo, this meant that they needed people, in this case slaves, to tend to these crops.
The Emancipation Proclamation did not work everywhere immediately, it took time to free the millions of slaves across the country, but in the end it did work. Lincoln also made sure to time this correctly to make sure he would gain support from the American citizens.
This also lead to the Thirteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution, which abolished slavery for good.
