1. The people that lived in the cabin that John B. King Jr. visited were his ancestors, the enslaved Kings.
2. King says that his wife and two daughters were <u>moved to tears</u> when they discovered the massive information about their ancestors.
3. Some of the incredible members of the King family included Lt. Co. Haldane King, who was a Tuskegee Airman (combat pilot).
4. Amanda says that the King family wants nothing from her family but the recognition that their ancestors were connected by slavery.
5. When Amanda uses the term 'slave' to describe the King family, the King family teaches her to say "enslaved people."
<h3>What is the difference between 'slave' and "enslaved people"?</h3>
A slave may refer to a person who lived as a servant of another.
But enslaved people refer to the systematic enforcement of slavery against the people's will.
Thus, by using "enslaved people" instead of "slave," there is the admission of enforced slavery as a real event that happened to some African Americans.
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Answer: A. The gap between rich and poor Romans grew narrower as small farmers became wealthy.
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The public buildings at the nation's new capital in Washington, District of Columbia, ... The dome for the United States Capitol was planned by William Thornton ... As the presidential campaign of 1800 shifted into high gear, the public was ... led to a peaceful constitutional transfer of power
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What does the United States constitution say about the peaceful transition of power from the
current president to the new president?
Mansa Musa was the great Mail emperor who, after converting to Islam, made a pilgrimage to Mecca and returned with scholars artists and poets who infused more Arab culture into the kingdom of mail
The Romans honored them at festivals,they <span>celebrated special days for different gods by holding festivals, which had many grand processions and parties.
They did pray to them in temples </span>where they made sacrifices of animals and precious things. Romans believed that blood sacrifices were the best way to please gods. They built temples for only 1 god or they built temples to honor all of the mighty gods which were called Pantheons<span>.
I don't think that B is right. The romans workshipped the same gods as the Greeks and believed in many of the same myths and attributes to the gods but renamed the Greek gods like for example Zeus (in Greece) became Jupiter (Roman)
A is wrong, they didn't prohibt other religions in their vast empire which is why they became so successful, they allowed other religions in their empire to continue their religions just as long as they respected the Roman gods but they didn't have to follow the Roman gods.
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