Question

How did F.W. de Klerk influence democratic reforms in South Africa?

He restricted political rights to the white minority, ultimately extending the apartheid system.

He set up talks between the government and the ANC, ultimately contributing to the elimination of apartheid.

He encouraged the government to outlaw the ANC, ultimately extending the apartheid system.

He refused to end civil war, ultimately contributing to the elimination of apartheid.
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Answer 1

@dusty can you help?

Answer 2

http://www.answers.com/topic/frederik-willem-de-klerk

Answer 3

http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/153615/FW-de-Klerk

Answer 4

thank you, can you help me with some more?

Answer 5

sure(:

Answer 6

Which of the following was General Augusto Pinochet responsible for?

the many sanctions imposed on Bolivia

the disappearance of thousands of people in Chile

the short Falkland War with Great Britain

the harsh suppression of a revolution in Algeria

Answer 7

and thank you so much(:

Answer 8

the disappearance of thousands of people in Chile (: and ur welcome!!

Answer 9

Which of the following forced Jean-Bertrand Aristide out of power in Haiti?

the United Nations

the Haitian aristocracy

the Haitian military

the nation of Cuba
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Answer 10

I think it's the military but i'm not sure

Answer 11

@KeganMoore can you help?

Answer 12

It was under a coup so military

Answer 13

thank you can you help me with a couple more?

Answer 14

Anymore?

Answer 15

Use the following excerpt taken from an abolition speech delivered by William Wilberforce to answer the question below:

"Having now disposed of the first part of this subject, I must speak of the transit of the slaves in the West Indies. This I confess, in my own opinion, is the most wretched part of the whole subject. So much misery condensed in so little room, is more than the human imagination had ever before conceived ... Let any one imagine to himself 6 or 700 of these wretches chained two and two, surrounded with every object that is nauseous and disgusting, diseased, and struggling under every kind of wretchedness! How can we bear to think of such a scene as this?"
-William Wilberforce's, 1789 Abolition Speech

Based on the above excerpt, why did Wilberforce think that slavery should be abolished?

Slavery does not provide enough profit for the amount of suffering it causes.

Slavery causes the spread of disease, which could affect Europeans as well as Africans

No person should be submitted to the immense suffering that is perpetrated through slavery.

People who are submitted to the suffering caused by slavery might rebel against Europeans.

Answer 16

No person should be submitted to the immense suffering that is perpetrated through slavery

Answer 17

What role did Prussia play in the reform of education in the United States?

War with Prussia encouraged the United States to begin reforms after realizing illiteracy was a problem for many soldiers.

Prussia sent a number of poorly educated immigrants to the U.S., which caused reforms to focus on achievement.

Reformers in the U.S. adopted the idea that students should have access to the same content at similar grade levels.

The Prussian ambassador to the U.S. was an outspoken education reformer who collaborated with

Answer 18

I honestly have no idea.. :( sorry

Answer 19

darn

What prompted the early-20th century coup in Brazil?

The urban middle class sought to overturn the coffee elite-controlled government.

The tenantes sought to concentrate power at the top of the social ladder.

The coffee elite felt that their favored social and economic position was threatened.

The newly created trade unions established a minimum wage and child labor laws.
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