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1. To keep African Americans from voting in elections.
2. Abolished the practice of slavery and gave voting rights to all men.
3. To intimidate and terrorize African Americans many of which were Republican.
4. Protecting African American rights.
5. They restricted many rights African Americans had earned during Reconstruction.
6. He organized a militia.
7. Former slave who served as a Union spy and abolitionist. Advocated for African American political rights. Served in Senate.
8. I don't know the details of the KKK Act of 1871 but it did give certain privileges to the federal government to combat the KKK and other white supremacy groups in the south. You may need to look it up.
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Write an argument to defend whether tomato plant or spinach offspring would be more genetically diverse. Remember that the tomato plant reproduced via propagation (a form of asexual reproduction) and the spinach reproduced through sexual reproduction. Be sure to include scientific reasoning to describe the cause and effect relationships between the type of reproduction and the resulting genetic variation of the offspring as compared to each other and the parent(s).
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B) China
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If you look at a map on the internet you can figure out what that country is. I also remember where China is because of how big it is, it is one of the biggest countries in Asia.
More than a half billion dollars annually have been contributed by the oil and natural gas industry to the state’s Permanent School Fund. Texas K-12 public schools have been supported by this Fund. Aside from this, oil and natural gas severance taxes almost exclusively support and fund the state’s Rainy Day Fund. The second largest education endowment in the United States which is worth $34.5 billion is the Texas Permanent School Fund. In the fiscal year of 2015, $1.96 billion in oil and natural gas mineral property tax revenue has been received by the Texas independent school districts or the ISDs. Along with this, counties have also been receiving $632 million in oil and natural gas mineral property tax revenue.
