The Little Rock Nine are: Ernest Green, Elizabeth Eckford, Jefferson Thomas, Terrence Roberts, Carlota Walls LaNier, Minnijean Brown, Gloria Ray Karlmark, Thelma Mothershed and Melba Pattillo. They were group of black students who enrolled at formerly all-white highschool in Little Rock, Arkansas. They deserved to be admired because they faced the odd of being in a school who was formerly an all-white highschool, being blocked on the first day of school. They stood their ground and after being allowed to enter freely in the school. Love for education had given them strength to move forward despite the situation they are in against the while students.
<span><span>1.) The power to financially support public schools.
</span><span>2.)The power to maintain the Federal Reserve Board.
</span><span>3.) The power to prohibit discrimination in restaurants, hotels, and other public accomodations.
</span><span>4.) The power to draft people into the armed services.
</span><span>5.) The power to establish a minimum wage.
</span><span>6.) The power to monitor air and water pollution.
</span><span>7.) The power to limit the number of immigrants to the U.S.
</span><span>8.) The power to regulate monopolies and other practices which limit competition.
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Answer:
Here are the options to the question:
Boyle believed matter could be transformed into another substance while the alchemists viewed this as not possible.
Boyle believed matter is composed on tiny particles while the alchemists thought matter could be transformed into another substance.
The alchemists studied the different effects of temperature and pressure on matter while Boyle focused on ways to make gold.
The alchemists understood the difference between matter and a chemical compound while Boyle did not recognize this difference.
The answer is B Boyle believed matter is composed on tiny particles while the alchemists thought matter could be transformed into another substance.
Explanation:
The correct answer is B Boyle believed matter could be transformed into another substance while the alchemists viewed this as not possible. One significant contribution of Boyle is making people believe that matter is consisting of tiny particles, which was later named atoms. The Alchemist believed that matter can be changed into another substances but their theory was later proved to be wrong.
