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Civil observation refers to the practice of monitoring and documenting activities, behaviors, or conditions within a society, often focusing on issues related to civil rights, governance, or social justice. It can involve citizens or organizations actively observing and reporting on events, such as protests, elections, or government actions, to ensure accountability and transparency. This form of observation aims to promote civic engagement and can serve as a tool for advocacy and change.

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What is the period before the Civil War?

It is known as the Antebellum Period. It is a Latin word meaning literally before war. It is usually talking about the civil war.


What two words were used by many to describe one made in the years before the Civil War?

The phrase meaning before the Civil War is ante bellum.


How old was Mae jemison during civil rights?

Mae Jemison was born on October 17, 1956. The civil rights movement in the United States spanned the 1950s and 1960s, meaning she was a child during much of that time. Specifically, she was around 5 years old when the Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964, making her an active observer of the movement's impact as she grew up.


How did the civil war change the meaning of freedom and equality in the US?

The Civil War was a great turning point to the the meaning of freedon and equality in the US. Without the Civil War people's lives would be really different today in the fact that the slavery wouldn't be abolished and they will contuine being slaves. Abraham Lincoln was the main sepreme leader in this war. He was the man who fought for our freedom and equality so that we could have more opportunies, sel-expression to communicate and have a liberal mind. He wanted to put an effort to end slavery and gave emmancipation to the slaves. ElaineQ.


Why does contraband have special meaning during the Civil War?

If Contraband is used with a capital C, it refers to former slaves who found their way to union territory and, following the Emancipation Proclamation, were then free.