Answer: (B) by relaying a relevant personal experience and providing examples of little-addressed topics from the history of the Reconstruction era.
Explanation:
This is based on W. E. B. Du Bois's book, "Black Reconstruction in America."
In the chapter titled, “The Propaganda of History”, Du Bois talks about how the narrative on Reconstruction had been changed by the history books to suit certain agendas.
This view seems to have been born from personal experience and it also included examples of little-addressed topics like the contribution that Black people made to America and the cause of the Civil War as well as the impact of Reconstruction on democracy.
i have civics so i know they made the constitution because the article of confederation were too weak and people thought they were gonna loose their rights so they made the constitution and the bill of rights to go with it so people would agree to it (the people in congress that is) and they did it so people would sign the constitution knowing if the articles of confederation were removed the bill of rights would be included in the constitution.
the Franks were a West Germanic people or tribal grouping. The Vikings, on the other hand, were not so much a tribe but a North Germanic occupation of plundering, looting and trading.
Missouri compromise was a United States federal legislation that stopped northern attempts to forever prohibit slavery expansion by admitting missouri as a slave state.
