Which piece of legislation signed by Lyndon Johnson brought an end to barriers preventing minorities from participating in elections?

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Answer 1
Answer: The Voting Rights Act brought and end to the barriers that prevented minorities from participating in elections. President Lyndon Johnson passed this law on August 6th, 1965.
Answer 2
Answer: The piece of Legislation that was signed by Lyndon Johnson was Voting Rights Act and it brought an end to barriers preventing minorities from participating in elections. He was the 36th President of the United States. He was born on 27th of August in the year 1908 and died on 22nd of January in the year 1973.

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Why did many European nations quickly join World War I following the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in 1914?

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Answer:

They had pledged to fight with other countries.

Explanation:

After the death of archduke Ferdinand in 1914 bunches of nations immediately joined World War I since they had officially swore to battle with nations according to their own allegiances. The territory for war was basically set, and unions were at that point made, the interests were known and on the table for couple of years before that, so the death of archduke Ferdinand was only the point that denoted the beginning stage of the practically unavoidable war.

im asuming bc they was scared that they was going to have more assasinations idk let me research up on it lil bit 

Where did the most fighting take place in 1780

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Answer:

The Carolinas

Explanation:

The battles of the war of independence of the United States were carried out between the Thirteen British Colonies and the kingdom of Great Britain during the period between 1775 and 1783. The armed conflict broke out on April 19, 1775 with the Battles Lexington and Concord when English soldiers left Boston to suppress a revolt of settlers seeking to take a weapons depot in the city of Concord.

The battles that took place during the year 1780, occurred mostly in the Carolinas. Then ready the battles that occurred in this territory:

  • Siege of Charleston March 29-May 12, 1780 South Carolina British Victory: British recapture South Carolina after the battle.
  • Battle of Monck’s Corner April 14, 1780 South Carolina British Victory
  • Battle of Lenud’s Ferry May 6, 1780 South Carolina British Victory
  • Battle of Waxhaws May 29, 1780 South Carolina British Victory
  • Battle of Mobley's Meeting House June 10-12, 1780 South Carolina Patriot Victory
  • Battle of Ramsour’s Mill June 20, 1780 North Carolina Patriot Victory
  • Huck’s Defeat July 12, 1780 South Carolina Patriot Victory
  • Battle of Colson’s Mill July 21, 1780 North Carolina Patriot Victory
  • Battle of Rocky Mount August 1, 1780 South Carolina Loyalist Victory (American settlers loyal to Great Britain)
  • Battle of Hanging Rock August 6, 1780 South Carolina Patriot Victory
  • Battle of Camden August 16, 1780 South Carolina British Victory
  • Battle of Fishing Creek August 18, 1780 South Carolina British Victoria
  • Battle of Musgrove Mill August 18, 1780 South Carolina Victoria Patriot
  • Battle of Black Mingo August 28, 1780 South Carolina Patriot Victory
  • Battle of Wahab’s Plantation September 20, 1780 South Carolina Patriot Victory
  • Battle of Charlotte September 26, 1780 North Carolina British Victory
  • Battle of Kings Mountain October 7, 1780 South Carolina Patriotic Victory: Patriots stop first British invasion of North Carolina.
  • Battle of Fishdam Ford November 9, 1780 South Carolina Patriot Victory
  • Battle of Blackstock’s Farm November 20, 1780 South Carolina Victoria Patriot
I believe the most fighting took place in the Carolinas.

How did Southern whites react to the Nat Turner rebellion?

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Nat Turner destroyed the white Southern myth that slaves were actually happy with their lives or too docile to undertake a violent rebellion. His revolt hardened proslavery attitudes among Southern whites and led to new oppressive legislation prohibiting the education, movement, and assembly of slaves.

Explanation:

i looked it up

Answer:

Δ the answer is hey moved to the north

Explanation:

White Southerners responded brutally to the rebellion. They executed 55 enslaved people for participating in or supporting the revolt, including Turner, and other angry white people killed over 200 African-Americans in the days after the rebellion.

Why was it important for Bartoloumo Diaz to arrive in Africa? What is on the other side of this continent that the Portuguese had aspirations of getting to?

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Answer: Bartoloumo changed the ways things were.

Explanation:lmost nothing is known about the life of Bartolomeu de Novaes Dias before 1487, except that he was at the court of João II, or King John II of Portugal (1455-1495), and was a superintendent of the royal warehouses. He likely had much more sailing experience than his one recorded stint aboard the warship São Cristóvão. Dias was probably in his mid- to late-30s in 1486 when King João II appointed him to head an expedition in search of a sea route to India.

The Declaration of the Rights of Man made all French citizens equal before the law. How did this equality contrast with the ways of the Old Regime? The declaration removed the king from power. The declaration forced the aristocracy to give up their land. The declaration created a separation between church and state. The declaration abolished the three estates.

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The fourth alternative is correct.

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen is the fruit of the French Revolution in 1979. It was a movement aimed at deconstructing the French hierarchical system, which came from the absolutist monarchy, which divided French citizens into three classes, clergy, aristocracy and the common people, which was limited by the oppressions of the state.

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen represents a change of perspective by raising awareness that the people should be central to the development of any state, not vice versa.

This was a document of historical importance that influenced the awakening of various peoples to their rights and served as inspiration for the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The correct answer is “the declaration abolished the three estates”. The three estates consisted in the clergy, the aristocracy, and the common people. The first two had special rights, so the declaration gave citizens rights they didn’t have before which was liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression.

Richard Nixon defeated __ in the 1972 presidential election.a. George McGovern
b. Edmund Muskie
c. Edward Kennedy

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Richard Nixon defeated "George McGovern" in the 1972 presidential election, since McGovern failed to gather the same amount of popular support that Nixon had gathered previously.