D. they still restricted african american rights even after the civil war. that is what the black codes did.
Bleeding Kansas was in the time of 1854-1859 when it was decided if Kansas was going to be free or slave-owned and there was a lot of violence occurring.
The correct rule is "a person could not marry a person of lower social standing."
If you are born into a lower social class & became wealthier, had good behavior, owned more land, etc., it wouldn't change your position.
You are going to be stuck with the same social class your entire life, same thing would happen if your parents were in the lower social class & you became more successful, you would still be in the same class as your parents. You would work the jobs they worked & go through what they have to go through. Though I believe later on it was socially acceptable to marry to a lower class, but it was taboo.
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A pile of oil soaked logs caught on fire. The media attention it gathered came to be known as Earth Day. (That was the first Earth Day.)
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Railroads played a HUGE role in the acceleration of industrialization. It played a huge role because railroads gave a <u>huge demand in things like steel, iron, coal, and etc</u>. Since it made a high demand in these items, people started to make businesses that sell these items. It made the industry grow because it was a <u>source of transportation</u>, which helped products, workers, and other things get around the nation. People use to have trouble getting things around because there were a limited amount of transportation resources, so the railroads solved this problem. If it wasn't for railroads, people would have trouble getting around places or sending products to other places.
Railroads help create national markets by<u> making it easier and faster for companies to ship their products to other locations </u>around the nation. Because of the railroads, national markets started to expand around the nation because there was an easy transportation option to bring products to another place. As the railroads started to expand across the country, markets followed the railroads.
To bring this all to a conclusion, railroads played a huge role in the acceleration of industrialization by providing <u>TRANSPORTATION </u>for people and products.
