<em>Note: Britain did NOT want to control North America; North America became its own thing far after Britain was involved. Also I didn't include enough information or evidence but this is just enough to get you started.</em>
But they wanted to keep the rebels in check so nothing big happened (aka the revolution). Then eventually the rebels were able to escape from the British and then America was made.
Answer:
Her parents wanted to protest against segregation laws.
Explanation:
Lorraine Hansberry was an African-American writer. The story from her play A Raisin in the Sun overlaps with her real-life in several elements. So we can learn a lot about her views of the world from it. Starting from one element that doesn`t enlace - family from the story was poor and Lorraine`s family was relatively wealthy. But what was mutual is striving for equal rights. Both families decided to move to all-white neighborhood which cause wrath of the people living there (South side of Chicago) - so racial violence from neighbors. There are African elements - Beneatha`s boyfriend symbolizes Lorraine`s uncle who was a professor of African history and influenced her to take a closer look at her roots. Lorraine was an acknowledged writer - Beneatha wanted to become a doctor (feminist moment). Lorraine`s family didn`t want to just give up and be oppressed, so one of the steps they took was to send her to a largely all-white public school.
Correct answer to your choice is C
Answer:
People stock up on goods and resources, creating shortages.
Explanation:
I took the test.
Answer:
Carlos is attending a charter school.
Explanation:
Charter schools are a model of <u>public school</u> (in a way that it doesn’t charge tuition and it’s open to all students) that receives government fundding, but at the same time operates independently, which makes this model adopts the <u>logistics of private management</u>, like in longer work hours for teacher (labor issues), for example, and also have loose regulations regarding public accountability. So it's a combination of both styles.
