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Whats the official cause of the Civil Rights movement? The murder of Emmit Till suggested by how the movie started? And why after all these years after the civil war?
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How come there were only 9 students in the Little Rock Nine? I'm sure there was more highschoolers there at the time. How were they decided?
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The defense argued that body was so disfigured that it could not be identified. I believe the body was Emmit Till and justice was not served, could they not have checked his DNA or some other form of identification?
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Emmit Till was lynched in Mississippi after saying "Bye Baby" to a white woman. His mother called for an open casket funeral to "show the world what happened to my boy." The NAACP and Black Press worked to keep the story in the news to show racism in the South
@ApushForHistory #MEAmericanTail17 The cats went to China because the mice forced the cats into the water and the cats whet on the anchor and then into the boat that was going to china to avoid drowning.
#MEAmericanTail17 Fievels dad was in denial that his son could be alive, saying " there could be thousands of Fievel Mousekewitz's" which isnt possible, why has he lost hope?
#MEAmericanTail17 I think the cats in this movie symbolize the hardships immigrants can go through. In Europe, they believe the cats dont exist in America but once they arrive in America, they have to face the cats. Mice rally and plan against the cats the same way people in..
#MEAmericanTail17 Fievel Mousekewitz is an idiot. He sees fish on the ground and decides 1. To throw a precious, valuable hat that he got as a present from his father 2. Go up to the door to see fish when he clearly sees it on the ground 3. Not listen to his poor, crying father!
#MEAmericanTail17 What is the symbolism of making the characters mice and their nemesis cats? And why are the cats dressed up? What is this suppose to portray?
#MEAmericanTail17 Jewish Mice living in Russia have a romanticized view of America, and after their home gets ruined they travel over sea to America. Was their religion the reason the neighborhood was ruined?
@nkasperek19 Can you expand on how you think " ordinary people took an interest in the slavery conflict"? And were they not participating before? #METheCause17
#METheCause17 " I John Brown am now quite certain- that the crimes of this guilty land will never be purged away, but with blood." I agree with him, as even today one of the biggest crimes of this countries is slavery and it will never be forgotten.
#METheCause17 How did Harriet Stowe's book, Uncle Toms Cabin, reach such high popularity? Compared to The Liberator, for example, that did move people as much as her book.
#METheCause17 This documentary claims that Lincon believed that the Declaration of Independence should be taken literally and that all men should be equal, but he didn't call for the abolition of slavery. Why did Lincon believe this? Especially since he's from the North?