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mrs. parks was born rosa louise mccauley, february 4, 1913 in tuskegee, alabama. she was the first child of james and leona edwards mccauley. her brother, sylvester mccauley, now deceased, was born august 20, 1915. later, the family moved to pine level, alabama where rosa was reared and educated in the rural school. when she completed her education in pine level at age eleven, her mother, leona, enrolled her in montgomery industrial school for girls (miss white’s school for girls), a private institution. after finishing miss white’s school, she went on to alabama state teacher’s college high school. she, however, was unable to graduate with her class, because of the illness of her grandmother rose edwards and later her death.

What was a major failing of the united states under the articles of confederation?

1. a person who does not like gambling or playing the stock market most likely has a high 2. a lamborghini, a playstation 4 pro, and an amazon echo are all examples of a person's instead of things like water and food. 3. revenue - costs = 4. is the most common market structure. 5. media such as magazines (i. e entertainment weekly, time, etc.) and t. v. (i. e. cbs, cw, etc.) make the majority of their money through 6. disney, viacom, and aol time warner are examples of which own a larger number of other businesses in the industry. 7. if zed creates and manages his own business creating and selling teleporters he would be the of this business taking all the risk but receiving all the rewards. 8. razors and printers are example of the business model. 9. wal-mart and best buy both use the business model which allows flexibility and convenience. 10. in the economic system workers and businesses are both and 11. if mattel wants to know if their newest toy will be profitable they will use like focus groups, to determine what consumers want.

Hurr. what issues were many north carolinians concerned with during the presidential election of 1860? check all that apply. the protection of fort sumter the right of the state to govern itself the role of abolitionists the loss of political power the right to maintain slavery