I know one of the answers are "the fingers of the wool pluckers would be eaten by the acid that was used to loosen the wool and pulled off by bare hands"
But I am not sure what the other two are, if you get them please let me know.
The type of business that grew the most quickly in the 1800s are Family Owned Businesses
John F Kennedy was the 35th American president and was assassinated. In his famous speech, he asked citizens to find ways to improve society.
<h3>What is the speech by Kennedy about?</h3>
Kennedy was a politician and President of the United states that was shot early during his presidency period. He is most known for the Cuban missile crisis and the Bay of Pigs invasion.
He always believed in accomplishment by doing and trying the things to reach the goal. He is famous for his speech about the youth enlightenment and speech of asking not what your country has done.
In his speech, he argues that the Americans should not ask their nation for what they have done but should ask themselves what they have given to their homeland and asks citizens to find a way to improve the society they live in.
Therefore, option B. finding a way to improve society is the correct option.
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Not slave, Kansas is middle north of North America but I do believe it was a free state
<span>He just managed to conquer everybody, where the others failed.
Some of the factors that had an effect on that military operation where his innovations.
He introduced the notion of professional army in the area and the practice of gaining political and diplomatic influence through marriages.
Most importantly he managed to secure gold and silver mines in macedonia and thace that allowed him to finance his wars.
But also the timing was good, the rest Greeks were very weak after the long peloponnesian wars and the plagues of the time.
Also, since macedonians were also Greek and shared common language and culture, they were able to gain influence in various ways in the other Greek city states, including buying supporters in places like the Greek Delphic council.</span>Source(s):<span>http://www.historyofmacedonia.org/AncientMacedonia/PhilipofMacedon.html</span>
