It was "Marcus Garvey".
Gravey was born in Jamaica, was a speaker for the Black Nationalism and pan-Africanism, to which end he establishedthe Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League. Garvey propelled a Pan-African logic which motivated a worldwide mass development, known as Garveyism.
Una de las razones de esto es que vivimos en un mundo complejo. Utilizamos las decisiones de otros como una heurística, o atajo mental, para navegar nuestras vidas. ... Cialdini observa que los consumidores usan a menudo una heurística simple: Popular es bueno. Seguir a la multitud nos permite funcionar en un entorno complicado./////////////////////////////////<span>One reason for this is that we live in a complex world. We use the decisions of others as a heuristic, or mental shortcut, to navigate our lives. ... Cialdini notes that consumers often use a simple heuristic: Popular is good. Following the crowd allows us to function in a complicated environment.
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Answer: Reform of the Church of England.
Explanation:
The Church of England underwent significant reforms during the reign of King Edward VI. The king was a Protestant, and by the reformist views, he reformed the state church. The king believed that all splendor must be removed from the interior of the church. To this end, he removed from the church's lavish and precious paintings. He replaced furniture that was previously expensive with simple and modest ones. Thus the church was given a much simpler appearance, which is under the principles of the Reformation.
1) Leo Frank, he was a Jewish entrepeneur accused of raping a 13 year old girl(Mary Phagan) he was lynched by a group called the knights of Mary Phagan even though Leo was innocent.
2) Jim Crow Laws, they segregated blacks by many different ways like not being allowed to eat at certain restaurants of not being allowed to use "white only" water fountains.