7. What were the goals of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birmingham Campaign? to force the desegregation of public restrooms, lunch counters, and shops
to protest poor working conditions and income discrepancy
to force the desegregation of public transportation
to address several white clergymen who opposed his ideology

Which answer best explains the overall impact of the chicken on native american populations in the new world? negative; it destroyed much needed grain crops neutral; it was not well adopted by native americans insignificant; other animals were more quickly accepted positive; it brought a good source of protein to the native american diet

What makes this speech a primary source? o a. the words are spoken by the president himself. o b. it uses narrative to keep the reader's attention. o c. it was written over 70 years in the past. o d. it contains a strong historical argument.

Explain one major pattern of cultural interaction between nomadic and sednetary socities in afro eurasia before 1450 ce