Two statements that showed how racial tensions increased between 1988 and 1992 include:
- The 1988 election ads used stereotypes to help elect Bush.
- A highly publicized police brutality incident resulted in no convictions.
<h3>How did racial tensions increase between 1988 and 1992?</h3>
The Willie Horton ads used by the Bush campaign took advantage of the fears that people had about Black people and crime.
The Rodney King arrest was a high profile case that saw him beaten by police men in a brutal manner and yet there were no convictions. This fuel riots.
Find out more on the Rodney King Riots at brainly.com/question/10135114.
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The war of roses was
a dispute over the English throne by the Lancaster’s and the Yorks.
The final victory went
to Henry Tudor, a claimant of Lancastrian party, Henry defeats the
Yorkist forces and when Richard is killed, Henry comes to rule and successfully ending the Wars
of the Roses. This is called the war of roses because the emblem of the Yorkists was a white
rose and the emblem of Lancastrians was a red rose.
World Health Organization = an international entity that monitors public health across the world.
Public Awareness programs = a communication tool used to alert the world about Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
Internet = means through which the world community was involved in the containment of the Ebola virus.
