How did Hunter-Gault’s experiences at UGA compare to James Meredith’s experiences at the University of Mississippi? Both were welcomed into their schools and found little opposition to desegregation.
Meredith and Hunter-Gault were both in danger from gun violence at their schools.
Hunter-Gault was under constant threat, while Meredith felt mostly safe at his school.
Both faced resistance at their schools, but Meredith was in a great deal of danger.

Hunter-Gault was under constant threat, while Meredith felt mostly safe at his school.

Explanation:

For Hunter-Gault and Meredith, their experience differs from each other due to the location of the school which both of them attend and also, due the fact that, the crime rate in both cities differs.

For Hunter-Gault, the constant threat of gun violence erupting was a difficult situation for him. This is because, he knows that, he could be caught in the cross fire unintentionally unlike Meredith that was relatively safe in her own area.

D is the answer

just failed the question cause of the guy above me he is wrong he may have an explanation and seem right  but its d edge 2021 edge social studies

the wants of children today than in colonial times are very different. as well as the roles. children now have electronics such as phones, tablets, tvs, etc. back then, kids didn’t have electronics. in the colonial times, children were expected to their parents in their work. but now, children are expected to go to school.

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i am not 100   percent sure but i do know that hitler was burned to death with gas so that makes me think it is d. because they were under his control if they fail or not do as told they will be killed but i could be wrong hope this