Sons of liberty was the group that led the protest on British Tea.It was later on known as the Boston Tea Party. It was a completely political protest that was held on 16th of December 1773. The entire shipment of tea that was sent by the East India Company of britain was thrown into the sea and totally wasted. Afetr this incident, the British government reacted very harshly and this gave rise to the great American revolution. This revolution was against the Tea Act that was passed in the British parliament in the year 1773.
The correct answer is B Cherokees.
Because he negotiated W INDIANS or Smith to get them to stop fighting for the British.
He delivered his speech on August 28, 1963
We have to start from the beginning. After slavery was abolished blacks were still very much the “undesired” group. 1870’s, Jim Crow laws were placed to keep the blacks and whites from every using the same things ex, doors, water fountains, etc. It never stopped until 1964, when black civil rights activist came to play and demanded equality.
In the south even after segregation ended, blacks were still treated unfair and many laws were put in place to like red lining or map zoning to keep the blacks and whites separated, Wether it be a house or a job. The 1950s were no better. They were more radical and more racist hate crime is practically allowed or dismissed due to a stigma. Life was hard but those blacks who lived through it worked hard to keep going.