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What is the role of intimidation lynching and fear in a segregated society?
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How did the southern whites use lynching to control the black population?
Lynching was a means of instilling fear in a group of people. People that are in fear for their lives to not resist unfair actions.
In chapter 17 of up from slavery what was Washington's stand on lynching?
In Chapter 17 of "Up from Slavery," Booker T. Washington denounces lynching as a barbaric and unjust practice that undermines the efforts of African Americans to advance in society. He calls for the enforcement of laws and the development of a sense of justice that would prevent such acts of violence against African Americans. Washington believes that progress can only be achieved through education and moral character development, not through fear and intimidation.
What is something you are intimidated by?
Intimidation is a feeling that comes from fear. I personally am not intimidated by anything.
Why does atticus have to stay with tom Robinson the night before trial?
fear there would be a lynching
What were the k.k.ks weapons?
Fear, intimidation, brutality, and being hidden from individual identification by their hoods.
Why were negro soldiers segregated in the union army?
The short answer is fear, which is what creates racism.
How did the Mississippi plan promote the overthrow of the Republican Party?
Suppressing black voters through fear and intimidation
What was the tone of American colonial literature?
The tone of American colonial literature was one of hope, fear, and intimidation.
What was Nefertiti greatest fear?
the fear of society
How has terrorism become a part of modern global conflicts?
Individuals or groups have used fear and intimidation to achieve political goals.
how did William used fear and intimidation to govern England?
if he didnt use fear or violence the people wouldnt be scared of him. so king william used fear like if you dont let me be your king i will burn all your houses down
How do jack and the hunters react to the fear on the beach?
Jack and the hunters tap into the fear on the beach by using it to their advantage to gain power and control. They exploit the fear to manipulate the other boys and establish themselves as leaders through intimidation and violence.
