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Answer Explanation:
<em>Answer:</em>
B) African Americans gained more rights and influence in society
<em>Explanation:</em>
Well, first, you need to know what the KKK was/is. The KKK was a group of white people who used violence against black people because of their racist ways.
Next, you need to look and the answers and find the answers that would obviously be against black people. In this case, we can eliminate answers A and D.
Now we only have B and C to look at. Let's look at C first: The Freedmen's Bureau was created in March of 1865, while the KKK was founded in December of 1865. While it may be possible this was the cause, it is unlikely because of how far apart the dates are. Now let's look and B: Although the Freedmen's Bureau was created in March of 1865, it may have took a little bit for African Americans to start to gain more rights and influence. Once the KKK started to realize that they were gaining rights, they founded their clan and begun to use violence to stop this. :)
<em>(Sorry if I am wrong, it has been forever since I have done this) </em>
Answer:For example why hunter-gatherers first began farming, and how were crops domesticated to depend on people. ... Instead, any changes in vegetable seed size must have arisen from natural selection acting on these crops in cultivated fields, or from genetic links to changes in another characteristic like plant or organ size.
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Answer: B. That aircraft made traveling around the world without stopping a feasible undertaking
Explanation:
In 1927, a 25 year old Charles Lindbergh completed a flight that was known as a turning point in Aviation history when he completed a Transatlantic flight which was although the second time it had been done, was the longest flight at the time as well as the first solo Transatlantic flight.
Taking off from Roosevelt Field in New York, he landed just outside Paris in a jorney that took 33.5 hours to complete. This remarkable achievement showed the world that indeed it was possible to travel around the world without needing to stop something that could be done and intensified Aviation efforts to develop faster.
