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The Americans went against slavery because they thought it was wrong and cruel but the southern that it was right bc think your taking about back then in like 1980 thru 2000 so the southern fought to get more slaves and the native Americans fought to stop cruel behavior and stop people to be slaves bc vein a slave is not very fun at all if you were me i would not want to be a slave.This paragraph from Makenzi Byrd
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How was the red scare used to turn the public against unions?
Some suspected that unions were dominated by left-wingers and suggested they were communists, turning the public against them
Why did Cuba's alliance's with the Soviets worry many Americans?
The Cuba's alliances with the soviets worried Americans for a for different reasons. They thought that the fight between them would turn into a cold war.
How can fear turn people against each other?
It can turn people against each other via various reasons whether its a fear of death for example the memoir Night by Elie Wiesel one of the jews at the work camp had beaten up his own father to death for a piece of bread, his own father i know right how cruel but yet the fear of the son dying had turned him against his own father. Fear does turn people against one another.
At the turn of the century what policies and practices kept African Americans in the South from realizing their full political and social rights?
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How did the American and French Revolutions help turn the old order upside down?
The people of france who went to fight in the american war of independence saw or experienced the political system of americans and also wanted to have some in their country and rest of the countries in the world hence turning the old order upside down
