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Do black people take baths?

They certainly do, although like any ethnic group, some might prefer a shower rather than a bath. It is a myth that black people are not clean, and in fact, throughout history, minority groups have often been accused of this. But there is no evidence of it. The only period in American history when this might have had any truth was during slavery, when southern black people did not have regular access to bathing; but in modern times, black people are as likely to be clean as anyone else.

What happened if Jews didn't do work in the labor camps?

They would have been forced to work...if they did not, they would have likely been killed by a guard.

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I knew a man - a non-Jewish German - who was a prisoner at Dachau. One day in the summer of 1942, when it was very hot, an SS guard accused him of not working properly. Thereupon the guard flew into a rage and punched the prisoner hard in the face several times, knocking out several teeth.

Getting the prisoners to work was not difficult.

Battle for Ia Drang Valley begins Vietnam?

The Battle of Ia Drang lasted from 14 November through 18 November in 1965 .

When did the paoli massacre happen?

The Paoli Massacre took place on September 20th around 1:00 a.m and lasted through September 21st of 1777.

What did the sclc do?

The SCLC's goal was to "coordinate and support nonviolent direct action" to end segregation. It was an organization that got involved in local black communities and helped to form strategies to overcome the problems of racial segregation. It funded and sent representatives to guide or lead the various operations it supported, including protests, literacy education for blacks, and sometimes anti-poverty programs.

Where does the Assiniboine tribe live today?

We live on reservations in Montana or cities, small towns, farms, ranches on military bases we live all over maybe even next door to you!!!

Where did the kickapoo come from?

The Kickapoo or Kiwikapawa people were originally part of the Wabash confederacy of tribes, along with the Piankashaw, Miami and Wea. Their language is classified as central Algonquian, very closely related to Sac and Fox and the Illinois language.

They were first mentioned by French explorers, situated between the Wisconsin and Fox rivers.

There is nothing to suggest that they "descend from an ancient tribe"; they certainly belong to the Algonquian linguistic stock, but their ancient ancestors are unknown.

When did lida mordehay die?

I think she may still be alive. Please see the link.

Are there any pictures of Edmond Berger?

There appear to be none available on the internet, and WikiAnswers is not designed to post pictures in answers.

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What did ancient Romans bet on?

Gladiator fights in ancient Rome were a big attraction for the population of the city. Other large cities in the Roman empire also staged gladiator combats. Combatants were usually slaves captured in battles or convicted criminals. A gallant fighter might win his freedom. A winner who only barely survived had to fight at least 3 more times to be elible for freedom. These "rules" changed from time to time.

Where did Elizabeth Zane die?

The name of Elizabeth Zane is inseparably associated with the history of one of the most memorable incidents in the annals of border warfare. The most reliable account of it is that prepared by Mr. Kiernan for the "American Pioneer," a Cincinnati journal devoted to sketches relative to the early settlement of the country. In this a full history is given of the establishment of Fort Fincastle - afterwards called Fort Henry, in honor of Patrick Henry - under the superintendence of Ebenezer Zane and John Caldwell.

What does the oneida tribe eat?

The Oneida Indians were farming people. Oneida women planted crops of corn, beans, and squash and harvested wild berries and herbs. Oneida men hunted for deer and elk and fished in the rivers and the shores of Lake Ontario. Oneida Indian recipes included cornbread, soups, and stews, which they cooked on stone hearths.

How were law and order maintained in medieval Europe?

Very little law, and less order! While there was a head law enforcement officer, and he might have a few assistants, most "law and order" was based on the concept of "hue and cry". The theory being that someone discovering a crime was to "raise the cry", and able bodied men within the sound of his voice were to respond, take into custody suspects found there, and hand them over to law enforcement.

There was a fair bit of crime- although things that you would consider a crime were not- and things that you would not consider a crime WERE crimes. Punishment was harsh- if convicted of a crime, you did not go to jail, but might be placed in the stocks, branded with a hot iron, have an ear cut off, be whipped or hanged.

Crimes such as robbery, burglary, murder, theft- even for small things- was punished by death. Your trial was run by very different rules than today- and if convicted, there generally was no appeal.

When was the decleration of independece addopted?

The Declaration of Independence was signed at Philadelphia, on 4July, 1776.

Name three economic challenges that southerners faced after the Civil War?

Loss of food, loss of homes, and poinoned water from dead boddies and ash from fires