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How did African Americans feel that the struggle for independence would help them?
I would say from 1-2 hours depending on traffic
How did the British locals feel towards the Americans in England in world war 2?
Over paid, over sexed and over here, is the phrase that springs to mind :) and the Americans had to respond that the Brits were: underpaid, undersexed and under Eisenhower :)
Why did many Americans feel disappointed with reconstruction?
why did many americans feel disappointed with reconstuction
How did Tecumseh hope to slow the advance of the americans into the northwest territory?
he united the native Americans east of the Mississippi and helped the native Americans feel hope and he pushed back the Americans and took back what the native Americans owned he was a great leader and if he survived he would have succeeded.
Who do you feel sympathy towards in the battle of algiers?
In "The Battle of Algiers," I feel sympathy towards the Algerian people, who are depicted as victims of colonial oppression and violence. Their struggle for independence and dignity against the brutal tactics of the French military highlights the human cost of colonialism. The film captures their desperation, resilience, and the moral complexities of their fight, evoking empathy for their plight in the face of systemic injustice.
How do you feel about the Native Americans getting pushed out of their homes?
It depends on the person you're asking.
When a car turns a corner what caused its passengers to feel like they are being pushed away from the direction of the turn?
The passengers feel like they are being pushed away from the direction of the turn due to inertia. As the car turns, the passengers' bodies want to continue in a straight line due to their inertia. This causes them to feel a sensation of being pushed towards the outer side of the turn.
How did African Americans feel that the struggle for independence would help them?
I would say from 1-2 hours depending on traffic
Why does a car feel like its pushed toward a truck going down a freeway?
The mass of air displaced by the truck creates a vortex which pulls other objects towards it.
How did the British locals feel towards the Americans in England in world war 2?
Over paid, over sexed and over here, is the phrase that springs to mind :) and the Americans had to respond that the Brits were: underpaid, undersexed and under Eisenhower :)
Why did many Americans feel disappointed with reconstruction?
why did many americans feel disappointed with reconstuction
What was the result of how difficult it was to travel long distances in the early 1800?
Americans did not feel connected to the whole country
When can you legally and phyisically fight back if intimidated or pushed?
If you are pushed then u can fight back. If you are being intimidated and you feel you are in danger then you can fight back.
How can you tell if you like him?
By the way you feel towards him and how he makes you feel.
Explain briefly why you feel pushed toward the outside of the carousel?
centrifugal force
How did Tecumseh hope to slow the advance of the americans into the northwest territory?
he united the native Americans east of the Mississippi and helped the native Americans feel hope and he pushed back the Americans and took back what the native Americans owned he was a great leader and if he survived he would have succeeded.
Who do you feel sympathy towards in the battle of algiers?
In "The Battle of Algiers," I feel sympathy towards the Algerian people, who are depicted as victims of colonial oppression and violence. Their struggle for independence and dignity against the brutal tactics of the French military highlights the human cost of colonialism. The film captures their desperation, resilience, and the moral complexities of their fight, evoking empathy for their plight in the face of systemic injustice.
