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What did Malcolm X think of the 1963 March?
Malcolm did not the think the March on Washington would accomplish anything. He was said to have called it the Farce on Washington.
When did George Washington come out of office?
George Washington was president of the U.S. from 1789-1797. He would have come out of office around March 4, 1797.
Who were the organizers of the march on Washington and what did they hope would happen?
the march was organized by a group of civil rights, labor, and religious organizations. they hoped for jobs and freedom.
How would you use accomplish in a sentence?
People accomplish a lot if they work hard.
The 1963 march on which city was a historical civil rights protest?
That would be the March on Washington, where Martin Luther King delived heis "I Have A Dream" speechBirmingham City was the venue that the 1963 historical civil rights protests were made.
What is the definition of fruitless?
If something is considered "fruitless" it is meant to bear no fruit. Therefore if an endeavor or behavior is fruitless it is meant to accomplish nothing. If a relationship is fruitless it would be one that offers nothing to the participants. Any effort that has no significant outcome is considered fruitless.
Why did Franklin Delano Roosevelt to desegregate the defense industry?
He feared a march on Washington by African Americans would be bad for the war effort.
If it is 7 am on March 1 in portland Oregon what day and time will it be 7777 hours later in Washington dc?
7777 hours later would be 323 days and 17 hours later. If it is 7 am on March 1 in Portland, Oregon, then it would be 12 am (midnight) on January 19 of the following year in Washington, D.C.
If I leave Washington at 0900 on the 5 march for New Zealand an 18 hour trip but New Zealand is 17 hours behind Washington. What day and time do I arrive in New Zealand?
New Zealand certainly isn't 17 hours behind Washington (State or D.C.). Assuming your question is hypothetical ("if" New Zealand is 17 hours behind "Washington"), leaving on 9:00, 5th March on an 18 hour trip, you would arrive in New Zealand at 10:00 the same day (local time)/3:00 "Washington" time.Switching to reality, on 5th March (when the US does not yet have "Daylight Saving", and New Zealand does), Washington D.C.'s -5 UTC/Washington's -8 UTC and New Zealand's +13 UTC puts New Zealand 18 and 21 hours ahead, respectively.Thus, an 18 hour trip leaving at 9:00 local time, would see you arriving 21:00 NZ time the next day (6th March -- that's presuming D.C., given that would give the closest travel time to your suggestion).
What was the official count of participants in March On Washington DC on Sept 12 2009?
There is no "official" count of crowds anymore. Too many lawsuites by different sides claiming more or fewer than the National Park Service would announce.For this march a wide range of crowd estimates was suggested for the event, with most media sourcing the Public Information Officer of the D.C. Fire Department who unofficially estimated the attendance "in excess of 75,000" people.[1][18][17][19] The D.C. Fire Department later released a statement that the crowd estimation attributed to them was false, stating that an early estimation of 60,000 was for a specific area, Freedom Plaza, not the total number of participants in the event. Event organizer FreedomWorks suggested between 600,000 to 800,000 participants while National Taxpayers Union said 200,000 to 300,000
What would the world be like if the march on Washington never happened?
I'm guessing everyone would still be racist (some people still are) but still something like it would probaly end up happening
Why did Franklin Delano Roosevelt agree to desegregate the defense industry?
He feared a march on Washington by African Americans would be bad for the war effort.
