The Peninsula(Peninsular) Campaign lead to the fall of the Confederate Capital.
Answer:
The major grievances include that the King incited "merciless Indian savages" to wage war on the colonies, the Parliament lacked authority over the colonies, the king was a tyrant, the king forced the quartering of soldiers, the king cut off trade, and the king imposed taxes without colonists' consent
Answer:
The violence in the South was increasingly disturbing and seemed to indicate that blacks would never really be free.
Explanation:
During the reconstruction the southern states faced a wave of very aggressive violence, however all this violence was not disturbing to the northerners who were indifferent to it.
Moreover, during the reconstruction, blacks, although free, were subjected to a strong wave of prejudice and rejection, but even suffering prejudice, blacks were free people. The United States government was responsible for monitoring and evaluating the release of slaves to make sure that everyone would be released.
Answer:
C. is the answer for this question
