Help me with my homework

well im super lazy and im hoping one of you nice people will do my homework for me :thumbup:

Why do you feel there was still so much racial discrimination after the Civil War? Explain.
Your answer should be at least 3 complete sentences long.

 

As a note, in internet-land, when you say "Civil War" you should specify "American Civil War" because the Internet is an international structure, and there have been hundreds of civil wars in different countries.

The actual reason for the war was literally the reason the South put forward: they wanted independence from the North. the South had a completely different culture (agrarian vs the North's industrial) and felt like it was being pushed around by the North's policies. One of the things the south didn't like was the North's lower (but not as low as many would tell you) degree of acceptance for slavery. Southern leaders feared that the election of Lincoln would lead to him freeing the slaves, so upon his election, they decided to break away. We don't know if he would have done it without the war: the Emancipation Proclamation was mainly a strategic move to deny the South resources (which were produced by slaves) and men (although they never really were, the South could have used their slaves to increase their numbers.)

Racial discrimination stems from the propaganda plantation owners dished out to both the slaves and the poor white farmers that worked or competed with the slaves. These people had to be fed racism so that they would be hostile to slaves, people otherwise their economic equals, and never join up with them against the plantation owners. They ate it up, too, because the slaves had a distinctly different culture: being no more than a few generations from Africa, the slaves had a completely different appearance, different languages, and different practices that the poor white farmers could latch on to as a reason for their inferiority.

After the war, this problem only increased, since, without slaves, many more white farmers were now extremely poor. They used the white superiority card as self-justification that they deserve more in the world. Also, Southern supremacists, the ones that originally wanted the South to break away, adopted the white supremacist outlook, as it had ties with Southern history and appealed to the poor whites that would be easier to influence.

The worst racism in the U.S. stems from these circumstances. You'll notice that the strongest anti-black sentiments are still held in lower socioeconomic areas of the south, where it is a common fall-back. Of course, people don't stick to hating just blacks: the Ku Klux Klan gains its support from the same groups, and is known for openly hating anyone that is not a WASP(White Anglo-Saxon Protestant). Other racism, such as racism against Hispanics along the border with Mexico, and racism against whites (yes, it exists) also finds its strongest support in communities where people have less going for them. The strongest anti-Hispanic calls come from people who are in direct competition for the low-end jobs they typically take, and the worst anti-white sentiments come from urban slums, where poor blacks are often in direct competition with poor whites.

Racial discrimination is, and has always existed, as a release of frustration, because of socioeconomic tension and the fear of unfamiliar cultures.

 

Proctor: All right, here's your last question. What was the cause of
the Civil War?
Apu: Actually, there were numerous causes. Aside from the obvious
schism between the abolitionists and the anti-abolitionists,
there were economic factors, both domestic and inter--
Proctor: Wait, wait... just say slavery.
Apu: Slavery it is, sir.

No wait... that's what was the cause of the American Civil War, sorry.

 

Hey, if he chooses to plagiarize my...work, it's his butt be risked, not mine.

 

Yeah, and he'll be dumb enough to have left "As a note, in internet-land, when you say "Civil War" you should specify "American Civil War" because the Internet is an international structure, and there have been hundreds of civil wars in different countries." as his opening sentence!

 

lol how about this,,,,, edit your post neon ive already copyed it. if the words are no longer there it wont show up in one of those anti-plagerism things

 

a copy paste assignments. either a perfect (passing) score or zero score based on my experienced.

 

You shouldn't cheat like that. You are not learning anything!

 

lol its summer school i never learn anything i just skip ahead to the tests and guess all the answers.

i havent LEARNed anything muahahahah

 

Why are you going to summer school then?

 

to pass it so i dont have to take classes at school

 

Summer school?

=P

 

tweakismyname, where are you from anyway? im guessing your asian too. ^^

 

nope im actualy german but i moved to az as a kid.

Whats with you people you were spost to make me do my homework and tell me not to be lazy!

now i have to do 2 weeks worth of work in the next 12 hrs.

 

And that's why you don't leave things until the last minute or depend on people miles and miles away to do it for you.

 

World War II and the Vietnam War were both fought during the 20th Century and left very different impressions on Americans. Compare the two wars and how they affected life in the United States. How did Americans view each war? What are some of the similarities? What are some of the differences? How did the homefront perceive each war? What type of soldiers fought in each war? How did each war start?

Your assignment should be one full page, written in 12 pt font, single spaced, with one inch margins. Remember to write in complete sentences. Use correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Remember that ALL work must be done in your own words.

 

the wars started when an american pretending to be a german/vietnamese/japanese came along and said "lol shame we're better than you". american's lives sucked from then on :O 11/10?

 

Tweak you win.
Win what you ask?
Homework.

 

anyone know what actual claim was being sued against parliament in the nz landmark fitzgerald vs muldoon case?

 

thats mean!

2 days down 10 more to go and only took an hour.

wheres that report you guys are spost to write?

Why do you feel there was still so much racial discrimination after the Civil War? Explain.
Your answer should be at least 3 complete sentences long.

After the war the south no longer had its use of slaves and it took it out on them by treating them as inferior. That was just amplifyed due to lack of education on the black culture and way of life. they thought of them as inhuman and that is the way they treated them.

sound good? cause thats what i am submiting.
also
Which case did Brown v Board of Education overturn? How did this decision impact civil rights?
Your answer should be at least 3 complete sentences long.

The Brown v Board of Education overturned the Plessy v. Ferguson case which stated that seprate but equal facilitys were allowed. They said that if they are seperate they are not equal therefore unlawfull. This changed civil rights in the way that Blacks no longer had to go to separate schools, drink from seperate drinking fountains and such.

man im good.