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Why were labor unions formed?

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Answer 1
Answer: Labor unions were formed because workers wanted a shorter work day, better working conditions, and better wages
Answer 2
Answer: To help working people get better working environments hours and wages

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Describe how trade contributed to United States territorial growth.

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As far i know by imposing a tariff (a tax) on imported goods. This was to make imported items more expensive than domestically produced ones. A high tariff was popular in the north, as protecting American jobs and making northern manufacturers wealthy. It was bitterly resented in the south. The south traded a lot with Europe, particularly France and England.

Answer:The cotton trade encouraged the expansion of the United States to get more territory to grow cotton.

Explanation:

The invention of the cotton gin made it possible to grow short hair cotton profitably in territories where cotton had not been profitable to grow previously. The cotton trade caused cotton growers in the south to expand to more territories The territories of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas were acquired quickly to grow more cotton.

Which president faced the threat of nuclear war after Soviet missiles were found in Cuba? A.
Gerald Ford

B.
Dwight Eisenhower

C.
Ronald Reagan

D.
John Kennedy

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D. John Kennedy was the president at this time 
John kennedy was presidente in that time

Where was christopher columbus born?​

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the answer is Genoa, Italy

he was born in Genoa, Italy

The Japanese-Americans were completely prevented from fighting in WWII. A.true

B.false

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the answer is B false
False, The Japanese-Americans were not prevented from fighting WWll

What is Mongolia's nickname? Why?

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Atmospheric pressures are among the highest on earth in Mongolia. Sunshine is intense and clouds cover the sky practically only in summer. 280 days of full sun per year gave Mongolia its nickname of the Country of Blue Skies.
The Mongolian nickname is The Big Apple: Texas of Asia. It was given this nickname because both Texas and Mongolia have lots of horses and plains.

What is Richard Allen is known for? (select all that apply)Question 3 options:

Founding the African Methodist Episcopal Church


Opening a school for black children in Philadelphia


Earning an honorary degree


With his friend Absalom Jones, founding the Free African Society


Going to Africa and resettling

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Answer:

Richard Allen is known for founding the African Methodist Episcopal Church  , opening a school for black children in Philadelphia and, with his friend Absalom Jones, founding the Free African Society.

Explanation:

Richard Allen was an African American religious leader. He was born a slave, in 1760, in a family belonging to a successful Pennsylvania lawyer, Benkamin Chew, being sold with his family to a Delawer farmer in 1768. In 1777, after most of his family had been resold, he converted to methodism. Around the age of twenty, he managed to buy his freedom, becoming a Methodist preacher, even among whites, something infrequent in the United States at the time. At twenty-seven he was one of the founders of the Free African Society of Philadelphia, perhaps the first independent organization of free blacks in the USA. At thirty-five, he was the spiritual leader of Philadelphia's largest black congregation, the African Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1817 he was forced to break with the white leadership of the Methodist church that controlled and limited the activity of black religious congregations. Self-taught, he was the author of many sermons and texts related to his activism. He also worked on establishing schools for blacks and creating mutual aid societies to free free blacks from dependence on whites.

- Founding the African Methodist Episcopal Church

- Earning an honorary degree

- Founded the Free African Society
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