Group A
The first eight amendments to the Bill of Rights are protections against the government as to "patch" any loophole and to make clear of the certain rights that may not be taken away. The last two, nine & ten, make clear of the functionality of the Federal Government so that it does not politically overreach.
Answer:
Enslaved people in cities often kept some of their wages, while enslaved people on plantations never saw any of the money they made for their owners.
Explanation:
In America, the settlement of the Europeans brought slavery and "bound laborers." These laborers were owned by the masters who indulged them in domestic, farming, and commercial laboring. They were not paid and were neither given any equal rights. Plantation laborers were indulged in plantation fields. They were not treated with any human dignity. They were beaten, punished, and even sold without their consent. In the urban areas, the definition of slavery was different from that of the plantation fields. The laborers were employed in the shops and they had some freedom as compared to the farm slaves. They enjoyed some escape in the urban areas from the harshness of the masters.
Answer:
Blockade
Explanation:
They blocked the southern coasts and took control of the Mississippi river effectively cutting supplies from the Confederates
They stop the Germans advance in Stalingrad
The American communist emerged as committed militants within the unemployed movement. And became community leaders in liberal, cultural, and student organizations. They became a major force in several important CIO unions.
