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The Black Death begin in October 1347 in Europe. Opps. I didn't read the question correctly.
The Black Death was a horrific plague. It made people feel ill and gave people nasty black boils. The boils oozed out blood, hence the name, "Black Death". The total death were about 20 million.
President Eisenhower was not recognized for addressing any civil rights issues such as Little Rock Nine. However, with elections rolling around, Eisenhower took large strides to ensure that this was passed to make sure that he would win the "black vote". Yet, to get the bill to pass required ample amounts of revisions to create a compromise with the southerners and southern senators: which was overriding state laws, using armed forces to enforce these civil rights, and those interfering with the bill would be sent to trial against a judge (not an all-white jury as only white citizens could be jury-members at the time).
However, many continued to vote as they believed the bill wouldn't last long.
The earliest civilizations developed in the river valleys of: "A. the Nile River" and "D. the Tigris <span>and Euphrates Rivers" since these areas were the most fertile--meaning that crops were able to grow far more easily</span>
