Which action resulted in Kentucky taking a stand rather than remaining neutral A) confederate forces invaded Kentucky
B) union forces invaded Kentucky
C)fighters from Kanas invaded Kentucky
D)president Lincoln declared that Kentucky slaves were free

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Answer 1

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The correct answer is A) Confederate forces invaded Kentucky

Explanation:

Since the beginning of the American Civil War, the commonwealth of Kentucky wanted to remain neutral in the conflict. For some time it stayed out of the conflict saving it the death and destruction that came with the war.

However, things changed when General Leonidas Polk from the Confederate army unsuccessfully tried to invade Kentucky. Once the attack was repelled, the governor of Kentucky asked the Union army for help.

This was welcomed by President Lincoln as he believed Kentucky to be very important if the Union was to be maintained.

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Where was 66 Americans held hostage for 444 days in the late 1970

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How did President Andrew Johnson react to the Civil Rights Act of 1866? a. He supported it and signed it into law. b. He fired Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. c. He argued that it did not do enough to guarantee equal rights for African Americans. d. He opposed it because he believed it made the federal government too powerful. Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

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Answer:

c. He argued that it did not do enough to guarantee equal rights for African Americans

Explanation:

The Civil Right Act of 1866 passed in April 9 wwas the first U.S federal law which defined citizenship and stated that all citizens are equal and should be protected by law. This bill was first passed in 1865 but was rejected by President Andrew Johnson based on the argument the blacks were not qualified to be U.S citizens. It was again passed by the congress in April 1866 but President Andrew Johnson rejected it again. It was overrode by two third majority in the congress chamber who then passed into law without the president signature.

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Non of the answers best described how he reacted to the Civil Right Acts of 1866.

Explanation:

Th civil right of 1866 was the first time Americans attempted to formalize the citizenship of people living in the United Sates. It was a fall out of the American Civil war aimed at protecting the people of color, people of African descent after the abolition of slave trade.

However, President Andrew Johnson vetoed it because he did not believe in the emancipation of slave when the war started.

Mark each statement if it describes a key characteristic of Athenian democracy. A.
All free males over 18 born to Athenian parents were citizens.

B.
All citizens served in the Assembly.

C.
Good public speaking was not necessary in Athenian democracy.

D.
The Council of Athens carried on the daily business of the city.

E.
Any citizen who wanted to could volunteer to serve on the Council of Athens.