What is the symbolism of Harlem?

Answer:

Harlem, a real primarily Black neighborhood in Manhattan, New York, is both the title of the poem and a symbol of Black achievement and culture—but also represents the ongoing racist oppression its residents faced.

Explanation:

A person(s) who posed a threat to Southerners because of their combined
efforts to end slavery in the United States *

1. Immigrants
2. Abolitionists
3. Slaves
4. Free Labor

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Article 4 of the Texas Constitution states: "The Governor shall ... account to theLegislature for all public moneys received and paid out by him, from any funds
subject to his order, with vouchers; and shall accompany his message with a
statement of the same."
Which principle does this statement illustrate?

checks and balances

federalism

individual rights

popular sovereignty


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which of the following best describes the general situation in postwar America?

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Why were the Jews an easy target for blame? What did Hitler blame them for?

Which events during the Cold War affected China the most? Explain.

What were Malcolm X early beliefs on civil rights?

Placing a trade embargo on coffee, declaring war, or negotiating a peace treaty are
examples of domestic policy.
True
O False

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FDR is regarded as one of our greatest presidents but he made some real errors, what were they? Why? Is it fair to blame him for these considering the magnitude of what he faced?

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Why was the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union difficult after WWII? Each nation sought support from Germany. Both nations competed with each other economically. Both nations refused to sign a peace treaty. Each nation distrusted and feared the other

Whose point of view below supports the belief that Reconstruction in the South should
not be cruel and harsh so that better relationships between North and South could be
reestablished?

A. Ulysses S Grant’s
B. Radical Republican’s
C. Andrew Johnson’s
D. Thaddeus Steven’s

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Identify the reasons that cities boomed during the Middle Ages.

Tiles:
increased trade
poor sanitation in the countryside
more employment opportunities
rise of the feudal system
growing interest in culture and art
decreased food production and famine

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how do you think native Americans have been affected by the United States

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Which country was blamed during the peace treaty that ended World War I?


Russia


Great Britain


France


Germany

Which amendment protects Americans "against unreasonable searches and seizures," which means that the police can't search your property
without a search warrant?

A. eighth

B. sixth

C. fifth

D. fourth

who created Global Terrorism?

What important Southern export was disrupted during the Civil War?
Which two European countries suffered from the disruption?
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List the one reason why Blues music is a significant American Society.

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I wanted to share this with you. Is Jesus the only way to get to God? We did not invent the claim of Jesus being the only way. This is not our claim; it is His. Jesus said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but through Me” (John 14:6, NASB) and, “For unless you believe that I am He, you shall die in your sins” (John 8:24, NASB). The apostle Peter echoed these words, “Neither is their salvation in any other: for there is no other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved” (Acts 4:12, KJV). Paul said, “There is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus”(I Timothy 2:5, KJV). It is therefore the united testimony of the New Testament that no one can know God the Father except through Jesus Christ.
The bond between man and nature was broken, with the ground producing thorns and thistles and the animal world no longer being benevolent (Genesis 3:17, 18). Man also became separated from himself, with a feeling of emptiness and incompleteness, something he had not experienced before the fall. However, God promised to make all these things right and gave His word that He would send a Saviour, or Messiah, who would deliver the entire creation from the bondage of sin (Genesis 3:15). The Old Testament kept repeating the theme that someday this person would come into the world and set mankind free.
God’s Word did come true. God became a man in the person of Jesus Christ (John 1:14, 29). Jesus eventually died in our place in order that we could enjoy again a right relationship with God. The Bible says, “God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself” and “he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him” (II Corinthians 5:19, 21, KJV).
Jesus has paved the way for you! God has done it all, and our responsibility is to accept that fact. We can do nothing to add to the work of Jesus; it has all been done for us. How do you become a Christian? Believe that you are loved and accepted by God. Admit that you are a sinner. Acknowledge your sins. It’s not enough to admit that you have sinned. You must regret those sins and then turn away from them. Repenting is asking God to forgive your sins and turning away from them. Commit your life to Christ.
When I was six years old my dad died so, I accepted God as my savior because my mom said that it's better to do life with God. You could say I loved praying and talking to God when I was six, but I didn't really know what it meant. When I was nine years old I started to realize who God was and that I needed Him. A couple of days before my brother died in the hospital, I remember that my siblings and I were over at a friend's house because we needed someone to watch us while our parents were at the hospital, and we had school the next day. I was so tired of crying and worrying about my brother, so I asked God to give me rest and help clear my mind. That next day I slept in, and the daughter of my parent's friend woke me up and said, "It's a snow day", (it was dry the day before) (December). I knew that God was giving me rest and all my school worries went away. When my brother died on December 20th a week before Christmas, I did not get mad at God instead, I thanked Him for the time I had with my brother and knowing that I'll see him soon. I knew that God was a morning with me. Even though God gets to have my brother, He knows that I still have to go through the pain.
People blame God for the things that happen to them because they can and because it's someone to blame. God lets things happen for a reason. That reason is to grow other people. I learned that at the age of nine. I would not be the person I am today if that didn't happen. Many people say they don't believe in God, then they say "it's God's fault, why did God do this? I hate him". Why are you blaming Him when you don't believe in him? It's not fair. When someone dies in a person's life we get mad instead of realizing it's a part of life, we live in a fallen world. I remember this story where there was a pastor that was going to die because of cancer and he kept saying that he was going to be healed. Soon he died. His kids were confused and frustrated. They became mad at God. They didn't realize that God did heal him, he is now in heaven and has no pain. Today his kids don't want anything to do with God. I met one of his kids and we are good friends today but, I can never talk about the thing that is most important to me, which is God.
God wants you to be a part of His movement, whether you accept Him or not just remember He is in your DNA. If you are an atheist you are saying that life has no creator, that is like saying that a book can create its self there is not an author and there is no planning or thought behind the words or how many pages there are.

Why was the Pacific Northwest referred to as the final frontier"?
A. The country that claimed the Pacific Northwest would ultimately claim all remaining uncharted territory across the globe.
B. The exploration and settlement of the Pacific Northwest marked the end of all exploration by the world powers.
C. The Pacific Northwest was the last known uncharted territory that the world powers believed they could claim.
D. The Pacific Northwest was the site of the last battle between the native people and European settlers.

19 How did the Supreme Court decision in Worcester v. Georgia affect American Indians?
A The ruling gave the state authority over relations with American Indians.
B The state ignored the ruling and distributed Cherokee lands to white settlers.
C More American Indian tribes decided to grant licenses to missionaries to live on tribal
lands.
D Reservation policies were overturned and replaced with land grants to individuals.

How did war communism affect Russia's economy ?

Why did the "Return to Normalcy" agenda of U.S. presidential candidate Warren G. Harding appeal to many voters in the 1920
election?
A)
The public wanted to help rebuild war-torn countries.
B)
There were significant shortages of military supplies.
There was a decrease in demand for consumer goods.
D)
The public wanted to concentrate on domestic issues, instead of foreign
problems.

Which of the following best explains the reason for the rise in the standard of living in the United States after World War II?
A. the investment in fighting communism worldwide
B. greater productivity at lower costs
C. the creation of Levittown
D. the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment

How did the cash crop system of the southerns colonies economy furl the growth of the transatlantic slave trade

Which peace treaty did the U.S. government sign with some Native American
tribes in 18672
a. Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
b. Treaty of Velasco
c Treaty of Medicine Lodge Creek
d. Treaty of Versailles

Write a definition of the term "nationalism" in your words.​