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What were the overall finding of the Kerner Commission regarding racial violence that plagued American cities in the mid 1960s?
The commission found that racial discrimination was the cause of violence
What was a cause of violence in the South after the Civil War?
there was a problem because Texas used to be Mexico's and Texas was taken away and Mexico still wanted to keep a part of their country that was th conflict
When was the first IV invented?
In 1832 according to this item I found on the internet. It was invented to treat Cholera to replace body fluids, which was the main cause of death.
What contribution did the Kansas Nebraska Act have on the beginning of the Civil War?
It led to violence the first time they tried local voting on the slavery issue. That was in 'Bleeding Kansas', where the locals got a curtain-raiser of the upcoming civil war, when terrorists from both sides (including John Brown) entered the state to intimidate voters and cause mayhem.
How did the raid on harpers ferry lead to the civil war?
John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry helped contribute to the start of the Civil War by galvanizing northern anti-slave attitudes and southern paranoia. In the north, John Brown became a martyr for the abolitionist cause. His veneration caused deep mistrust in the South, who believed that the North was working to undermine their way of life through violence.
