What event resulted in the use of the expression, "bleeding kansas" ? 1. passage of the missouri compromise2. the near-destruction of the free-soiler town of lawrence, kansas3. passage of the compromise of 1850what best defines due process of law? 1. the course of legal proceedings carried out regularly in accordance with established rule2. the process of a bill becoming a law3. the compromise solution of admitting states to the union in the 1800s

Go to one of the news sites listed below or another site of your choice and find an article about acts against humanity that are being committed somewhere in the world today. write a paragraph as if you were reporting it to the world. be sure to include the 5 w’s: who, what, why , when, and where, and how. put the source

Which best describes why web dubois and booker t. washington's approaches to and strategies towards civil rights were so different? a.washington faced minimal and mild discrimination as he was raised in a prominent family in the north. dubois faced harsh discrimination, restrictions from jim crow laws, while growing up in the post-reconstructed south. b.dubois was fortunate enough to have parents who were well involved in politics, rising from smaller government positions to higher federal positions, while washington was raised by uneducated and politically excluded slave parents. c.washington was unwilling to speak out publicly, which restricted the audience he reached, thus the support he gained, while dubois spoke eloquently to small and large audiences, thus able to gain more personal and monetary support. d.dubois was born in the north, earned his doctorate from harvard, after having scholarships from other prestigious institutions, while washington was born a southern slave, and his determination allowed him to gain education and respect as a leader.

After world war ii, the world discovered that nazi germany had murdered millions of innocent people as part of the holocaust. seeing that human beings could treat one another so horribly changed the way many people looked at war, government, and minority rights. how could these changes have impacted the study of history?