1. How do Martin Luther King Jr., Fannie Lou Hamer, Betty Friedan, and the authors of the Redstockings Manifesto and statement of purpose for the National Organization for Women describe the oppression faced by minorities and women in the 1950s and 1960s? 2. What solutions do they suggest for addressing racial and gender-based inequality? In what ways do each of these movements seem to become more radical over time, and why?

Which mountain region leads the nation in producing young chickens? blue ridge appalachian plateau coastal plain ridge and valley

The idea that jews would return to palestine has been a part of jewish culture since the unsuccessful rebellion against the empire.

Which statement best describes a significant cause of world war ii? o a. the economic boom that followed world war i allowed countries to build up huge militaries. o b. the treaty of versailles, which ended world war i, left lasting resentments in many countries. o c. the rise of imperial states in asia caused european powers to unite for their common defense. o d. the league of nations encouraged european states to form secret military alliances.