the french hard. initially, this is just seen as a diversion, to try to shift dwindling allied reserves down to the french sector so he can then renew the attack and push the british into the sea, but his success is overwhelming in this operation. he basically destroys an estimated half the strength of the french army in the western front, most of which dissolves and flees before this german onslaught. he american troops who are leaving their camps or the first time and marching to the front, such as the emergency that german -- they cross the end in this pocket here. they cross the end river. they get all the way down to the marne river where there are just 50 miles from paris. so the americans are forced to send several divisions out of their training camps. remember, american divisions are three times the size of the french divisions. so they are 28,000 men. when you say several american divisions, that's the equivalent of a dozen french divisions. they are sent to help stem the onslaught. in the s

the french are victorious.ngton and rochambeau arrived, they move out of williamsburg and thus begins the siege that forces cornwallis to surrender. i was hoping throughout this that finally washington would have a high five moment. after six years we've done it it would be another two years before the war would be officially over with the evacuation of the british. but within soon after the battle of the siege of yorktown, washington's stepson jackie custis comes down with camp fever and washington is at his bedside when he dies. for two more years the negotiations are going on washington is fearful he is going to lose his officers, they haven't been paid, the continental congress did not have the ability to tax the american people. the states are showing no interest. they are stationed on the hudson river at newburgh and washington is forced to put down what's known as the newburgh conspiracy which is officers threatened to march on philadelphia and forced congress to pay them by gunpoint. this would have bee

it generates only like 200,000 french casualties. and as a result, the french army mutinies. the paulub, which means bearded one, oddly none of these guys have a beard but they were known as the bearded ones because they lived in the trenches and didn't shav. they mute nyes 49 of france's 113 combat divisions, referred to go over the top. they say we will defend the trenches but we won't engain in any more offenses. so the attacking spirit of the french army is utterly broken in 1917 and it never recovers. they bring in marshall, with the general, to replace nouvel, and his solution is to assure the fren thatch they won't have to attack until all german opposition has been destroyed by artillery. and by the british on one flank, and the americans on the other. so the french are really, are absolutely wilting in 1917. the russians, this is a rare colorized photo of russian troops, the russians have suffered 5 million casualties by 1917. and russia is dropping out of the war. they've got tons of man power, but they lack essential material, and meanwhile, you have a revolution b

i am not a french speaker. but the battlefields are still largely intact so you can visit them, plus, there is not a lot of what i would call fantasy associated with it. with world war i. the grim realities of war and suffering is just fascinating how these men endured such slaughter for four years. >> tell me about your military service. >> i'm a retired army officer, i served in both the national guard and army. just under 24 years or so. >>how has the military changed, from 19 eight -- from now until the track from then and now. now -- >>they command much more battle space than they did. units are smaller, power that can be put out by a squad can be put out by a company there's been so many changes, advances in technology, ability to see an old enemy is doing. it is un-comparable. the individual comparison is quite common. when i say technology changes but tactics really don't. >> good morning, i am more and clark. -- warren clark. what i have here in front of me, is a model 1914 hospice machine gun, is most

we are situated right across from the french market at the side of the old french market. there was an active market here in the city from 1718, very earliest day. with the bounty of everything that was available in season fresh and local using french and spanish traditional preparations. this true indigenous cuisine developed and that is creole cooking. the hallmark of creole cooking, first of all we have to say no matter what it is we're cooking it almost invariably starts off first you make a roux. it is a combination of flour and oil. traditionally a french word, french preparation. originally, in france it is butter and flour. here in new orleans butter woodburn before the roux gets to the dark color that we like it to be. once you have that dark roux the other thing that goes into everything is celery, bell pepper and onions. that is actually what i refer to as the creole. the traditional french was onions, celery and carrots. when those first french people got here, undoubtedly they with them. here in the city where we are painfully aware at least 7 feet under sea l

in april and may 1917, it generates something like 200,000 french casualties as a result, the frenchmy mutinies. the bearded ones, oddly none of these guys have a beard, but they were known as the bearded ones because they lived in the trenches, and didn't shave. but the mutiny 49 of france's 113 combat divisions, refused to go over the top. they say will defend the trenches but we will not engage in any more. the attacking spirit of the french army, is utterly broken in 1917. and never recovers. they bring in marshall philippe , to replace the valve and his solution is to assure the french they won't have to attack, until all german opposition has been destroyed by artillery and british on one side and americans on the other. so the french are absolutely wilting in 1917. the russians, this is a rare colorized photo of russian troops. the russians have suffered 5 million casualties by 1917. russia is dropping out of the war. they have tons of manpower but they lack essential material, and meanwhile you have a revolution brewing inside russia, and february 1970 there's an advocate bei

actually the minister of interior you sent a main of the french. troops to paris but the rest of the country was free so in a with a boost thrown in stronger that it used to be the most three weeks in model. in an event and you know it was more it's more of the. really the security systems french system is a little bit. actually much who can't know more. than two countries maybe even propose a. change of prime minister what you want anderson because people don't want mccoy and you know. you started out by saying this is a protest against new liberalism and we've seen this of it as part of what i know it's a bread and butter issue too i mean i don't deny that obviously here but i mean. the french elites should have seen something like this coming here i mean it's because it's it's affecting all of europe here we'll talk about brings it in a couple of minutes here but this is it's not just a protest against mccrone even against the french elites it's a protest against ideology i would say yeah i mean and we are i think on the record as having you kno

speaking french. 0k, as we thought, the press conference there in french.information coming from that security briefing in paris. we understand that president macron has sent his security minister to strasbourg to facilitate what is now an ongoing terrorist operation to locate the gunman at the moment. watching and listening to that is doctorjoseph downing. forgive me for interrupting as we continue with this breaking news. obviously an active situation to locate the man. the latest is that he remains at large. talk us through the systems in place in france for an investigation of this kind, when we look at a investigation. yes, so what has been confirmed so far by the french authorities is that the prosecutor has opened officially specifically terrorist investigation. so will enable the french security service to kind of spring into action and work under that sort of common rubric that this is some kind of terror related type of incident. so they will be looking at making connections between the individual that they have as a suspect, to see what networks

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the americans first, the british and french, the belgium, french and british and then the french attack so overwhelms the german defenses, the strategic reserves are out of the bay and forces the germans to quit. you see some parallels in 1944 here. although general eisenhower was stuck at gettysburg, he did write the books we use even today. used by the american memorial battlefields commission. he walked that terrain, saw foch's strategy and see this echoed in his own career fighting the naz citizen 44-45. interesting. that where is the war is going to end. so the redline is a start -- kickoff point with the american attack on 26 september. block one and you see where we end and that's a armistice on 11 november 11:00. the meuse argonne offensive, a lot of french tanks, often times crewed by americans, sometimes by french tankers. the plan is this is the meuse argonne sector, i here's the forest, the meuse valley and then the meuse river. the plan is to launch the attack with three american corps, the first army attack, and you see it's a pretty ambitious plan to break ten miles behin

i lean french, hard.s? >> anthony: i do not think it's preposterous. but here we have a situation. [ laughter ] >> patrick: it is stupid. uh, i agree with you completely that this -- this province, 40 years ago, was in some respect, an english city. so we needed to have language laws for signage and stuff. >> anthony: now, signage, for instance, must by law be principally in french. french first in all things. >> patrick: but every bureaucracy produces byproducts of stupidity. and that was it. and you know what? it will not stand. >> anthony: the anglo-canadians treated french-speaking québécois like second-class crap for much of history. so, i get it. i'd be pissed, too. i'd want my own thing. and when i got it, i'd want to make sure there's no backsliding to the bad old days. >> patrick: when the parti québécois, the first, uh, sovereignist party to be elected, was elected in 1976, it didn't come out of a vacuum. it came out from a couple of decades of awakening and struggle. >> anthony: 50 years from n

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actually the minister of interior you sent a main of the french. troops to paris but the rest of the country was free so in a with strong and strong go that it used to be the last three weeks in model. even you know in smaller and smaller cities are out to really the security systems for ease of overload and actually can't normal or. govern the country maybe even propose on tuesday to change a prime minister but it won't turn to anything because people don't want american anymore you know mark. you started out by saying this is a protest against me of liberalism and we're saying that of it is part of why i'm not there it's a bread and butter issue too i mean i don't deny that obviously here but i mean. the french elites should have seen something like this coming here i mean it it's because it's it's affecting all of europe here we'll talk about brings in a couple of minutes here but this is it's not just a protest against mccrone even against the french elites it's a protest against ideology i would say yeah i mean and we are i think on the record

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i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us devil best demonstrators in france and the french police are preparing for another weekend of protests thousands of police officers have been deployed in paris the focus of violent demonstrations over the last month the l a best say that the cost of living is too high and that they're not being listened to present mccrone has called for an end of the protest saying that france needs to get back to normal. humphry is live for us in paris helen of the l a best demonstrating again as we speak how would you compare today's protests of the past weekend's. compared to the same time last weekend call it's relatively calm hay on the a we heard on the french chef from the french president a man you want in my colon calling on the yellow vest processes to desist we also heard from the minister of the interior case of test in a who came from skies will of the scene of a terror attack this week back to paris saying you applauded the response of police officers inside school please do not pelt them in paris today now if you take a look behind me you can see

back to the french coast.ple up, if they are told to call 999, surely that is more boats to help and give people more boats to help and give people more confidence to make the perilous crossing? more boats to catch traffickers and apprehend the men bring them to justice. traffickers and apprehend the men bring them tojustice. more boats to work hand in glove with the french authorities to make sure these people are returned back to the northern french coast. the best deterrent is that people can't get across the channel. the best deterrent is we help people back to the northern french coast and they tell everyone else, there is no point coming because they won't get across. these boats use more of a deterrent, and interceptor rather than a rescue. that means working closer with the french. do you think we are working close enough with the french at the moment? we have the sandhurst treaty, a joint coordination centre that is operating and there is strong links between the national crime agency in britain and t

the economy is underpinned by french aid.les find out about their past, the french government has demanded any documents the authorities hold are handed over to the individuals involved. next, it's marlene's turn. marise's biological father died in 2006. before they had a chance to meet. his daughters are the living link in her search for an identity. but their first meeting didn't deliver the resemblance for which she yearned. it's a big step so soon after meeting sisters with whom she clearly already has a bond. what will happen if the dna test is negative and you're not related? marlene's come to pay her respects to giselle, the sister who tried to persuade her not to go to france. though she's been dead for years, there is only a bare plaque. but marlene knows she has another sister, marianique. she's desperate to find her, but she's not sure whether she is alive or dead. we went to the town hall looking for clues. so you have an address for your sister. two hours later came the phone call marlene had only dared to dream

we have bilateral treaties with the french, a strong history of working positively with the french onmantling of the calaisjungle, saw with the dismantling of the calais jungle, putting pressure saw with the dismantling of the calaisjungle, putting pressure on the french authorities to step up to the french authorities to step up to the plate brings results. that's why i think we should have an english channel maritime safety zone where the british and french work together to discourage people from making these perilous journeys which, to discourage people from making these perilousjourneys which, if they don't stop soon, i'm worried will result in a tragedy in the middle of the channel. the sort of investment you say is needed to tackle this, in an article, you say it cannot be done on the cheap with a half—hearted dad's army set up as suggested by the home office in the past. where do you think the home office is on this in terms of the investment you believe is needed?” think we need a tangible and visible sign of action rather than words, to recall the cutters that are cruising th

in the french capital. macronetween emmanuel and business leaders and trade unions this monday after four weekends of violent protests that have challenged his grip on power. the french president expected to deliver an address to the nation later this evening. ruled the court british government may reverse its decision to leave the bloc without consulting othther membr states. this is a day ahead of theresa may's crucial brexit deal is voted on. a spokesperson for the prime minister singh the vote is going ahead. sayingthe prime minister the vote is going ahead. doctor presented with a nobel peace prize today for challenging the world to rape as a weapon of war. thank you for watching. we start in france, where emmanuel macron has met with trade unions and employer organizations monday to defuse weeks of unrest after protests in paris and other cities. hasfinance minister described the situation as a catastrophphfor businesses and the ononomy. forecast 1%ts growth in the final quarter. tradersrs,he reality

on the streets of french cities it can see soldiers drafted in to patrol streets of french cities., i don't think they are in a better position. they can add people to lists, they can put laws on the statute books that were previously pa rt statute books that were previously part of a state of emergency but it will not change the situation on the ground andi will not change the situation on the ground and i think one of the key issues they have is a lack of agile, intelligence led, notjust policing, but also the broader security services. they don't seem to get a grip on identifying threat is, getting decent intelligence and acting before the event. stay with us, i know you will be with us for a while as we continue to pour over the details here. we want to bring you the pictures that have come in french president arriving in strasbourg, this was a short time ago, as he is being flagged by his tea m ago, as he is being flagged by his team heading into an emergency session, a briefing to discuss the next course of action as this ongoing investigation continues to locate and retain t

in french cinema. his elderly father and his family who seek the protection of the victors. historians defilement significance of the brief war some see it as the last of the colonial conflicts others believe it set the stage for future walls of the colonizing nation . the years immediately following world war one were mobbed by major social and political dislocation. many people abandon religion and turn to political and. to try to make some sense of light. by the mid nine hundred twenty s. fascist movements were growing throughout europe. communism had spread to the shores of the united states in nineteen nineteen this led to a red scare during which a number of communists and anarchists would be ported. about two hundred fifty of them were sent to russia on the transport ship dubbed the soviets on. was. that. in january nine hundred twenty the united states out from all the production importation and sale of alcoholic beverages this was commonly known as prohibition and its supporters had claimed fo

even the french revolution they don't want mccrone they want him and the french government to resign. no i don't want or micro it's dangerous i'm not sure who is worse trump is rich billionaire and just like micro for me he's not a politician no one in france would have voted for trump for us trump represents the very worst of our own president we want. you put in france some feel. about equality and we've balanced system something like that. we have a kid and we don't want a king anymore. they don't want to go on either we are expecting a speech tonight from president mike on whether it will quell the disquiet in france well yet to be seen what we do know is that there is social tension there are protests continuing across the country today and they say that they will be out in force next saturday when they describing as act by tense times in france thank you for the update financial aid in paris and some outlets suggest social media is a driving force behind these riots and not french fiscal policy they have also been suggestions that bad actors are stirring up this part. but when t

for me ok i will it could be here in the stream hundreds of thousands of french citizens are rallying against economic inequality and the government we explore what the yellow vest demonstrations mean for france and join the conversation by leaving your comments in the eugene chat but first have a listen to what french president emmanuel mccall said on monday after four consecutive weekends of antigovernment protests upon the part of the cyclists possibility. in the city because of a. bomb. it was. pretty clear of him she's a mystery but to. us this is a bit you did this book easy surprise she's in moscow too don't it'll be you could name. yellow vests protests began last month as backlash against rising fuel costs but they evolved into a nationwide outcry against social inequality and present a problem who critics say is out of touch mcdonald's from a strong economic measures to appease protesters but will such policies be enough to convince people to leave the streets here with us to discuss in paris caused anger is a french political analyst and journalist aarons alas is the parent

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technically, if you are applying a strict event to the legislation, the french administration, french police should not be collecting preventive files or speculative files on anybody and this is the case in most democracy. most police forces actually in my country are not allowed to do so. but these files exist because there is a risk. the problem with these files is and, since it is unlawful it is not law-abiding to keep records and track citizens which could potentially pose a threat to the state or to the population, the content of these files cannot be communicated to anyone. it cannot be communinicated to other police as law enfnforcemet forces, it cannot be communicated to, for example, partners with regards for example, social networks in france to find out more ininformation about people. so, it is a necessary evil to have such files. what the french police has always files, there certainly important and essential but unfortunately, these files cannot be communicated. >> thank you very much for joining us on france 24 today. we're going to go to strasburg now, standing by for

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maybe he's looking too french. the french style was accepted at the english court. to move ahead, let's look at john adams. i don't know for sure is adams is wearing a wig. it is not dressed as full as jefferson's, certainly not as heavily powdered. the suit is wearing, very fashionable. it is a frockcoat with the turndown collar. that is very slim sleeve with a vertical vent to it. this shows he was up-to-date as far as the fashion. these large metal buttons were much more popular in england than france. he is looking very much in the england style whereas i do think jefferson, we see him looking a little more like the french. it took jefferson two years to receive the portraits. he is getting a little nervous because he knows the adams family are going to be returning to the notice states. -- united states. he says what about the portraits? i must have john adams. and this is where this remark is. he says i must have adams for my collection. there is other evidence and the things we have left that jefferson was putting together a collection of portraits of men tha

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and france can do whatever it wants in syria but when we look at french the french role in there it's basically been non-existent they've played second fiddle to the united states staying there is no benefit to anybody all that all the french can do right now by staying is basically hamper the united states hand over to turkey for the coalition region and hampering the handover will create a power vacuum and that power vacuum will play into the hands of the y.p. g. into shiite militia. isis revival nobody wins there is. i think they can fill in the shoes of the united states and continue the coalition fight against isis without the us france has neither the money to finance this operation they don't have the boots on the ground to support the operation so it's basically a lose lose situation with france right now if we look in practice though can from stop turkey attacking the. president. specifically said month ago when he announced that turkey was planning on doing this operation there was an american presence in the region and president adly one was still ready to launch an operati

a young british politician sir mark sykes and the french lawyer turned diplomats. drew borders that best suited their own interests the psychs pekoe agreements. it's cut across a separate deal the british had already made with sharif a saint of mecca to support him in creating a hashemites arab kingdom in return for his leading to an arab revolt against autumn and. the south of anatolia eastern turkey and the syrian coast down so beirut were put under direct french control while basra and baghdad were placed under direct british control. mosul and damascus were under french protection and called area eight the rest of mesopotamia and the southern levant were put under british protection and called area b. . jerusalem was designated as an international zone. but soon after the deal was struck some voices in london began expressing dissatisfaction with what's britain had to creed's in the secret negotiations. as a. new. captain paul this is what i thought we were what can just see their figure as general hoar could have had but a fuckwit you will feel lost into the m

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the french one revolution they don't want mccrone they want him and the french government to resign. no i don't want or micro it's dangerous i'm not sure who is worse trump is rich a billionaire and just like micro for me he's not a politician no one in france would have voted for trump for us trump represents the very worst of our own president we want. you put in france some feel. about equality and we have balance system something like that. we have the king and we don't want the king anymore it seems the protesters don't want trump and more until they won't. and many will be waiting with bated breath to see what the president will say to the country this evening the protests continuing today in france yellow vests said they will be out in force this weekend they describing as marked by. some insight to a particular aspect of a charge that was speaking about there we go live to brussels on journalist reveal of course seeing its own yellow face protests at certain stages over the past few weeks doesn't look we see that the media are seizing on claims that russian trolls are no to b

allies,ve spoken with german, french, british, american. we have talked with the united nations about how we can move forward as a global community. -- gete better suck fo better support. we want to be helpful, we want to understand that it is a coordinated effort. that is very much the kinds of conversations we have been having over these past few days. >> about this humanitarian there has to be a cease-fire. is there any pressure you and other leaders can put on the there are millions of people trying to flee the war and can't even get out. they don't have that much more time. kluck's the scale of the calamity, up to 15 million people who are in danger of starvation that really require conservative and coordinated efforts to deliver humanitarian aid, to have an immediate cease-fire. that's what i made clear. tenor of the conversations we have been having amongst most of the leaders on how we can move forward on a more concrete and substantial way in very short order. -- thesaid, that situation is dire and getting worse. >> good afternoon.

is a former french colony and rich in natural resources. decades in misrule -- in mistral have left it one of the poorest in africa. public primary schools are struggling to function with dilapidated buildings, overcrowded classrooms and a lack of textbooks periods the candidates have promised to make education a priority. >> juliet just started eighth grade. with 50 people in her class and barely sit -- and barely any supplies, she finds it difficult to concentrate. >> i am sad because i do not have anything i need. >> the benches are rotten and two of my friends fell off of their chairs because they broke. >> this school has no running water. mosttion is one of the generously financed sectors and matt asked her -- in madagascar. the money is spent on paying teacher's salaries. >> look at our textbooks. they are damaged. jumps straight to 51. >> at lunchtime, juliet heads home with her sisters. high hopesr has things will change when the country elects a new president. the price oflowers rice. i make nothing and our children need to eat an

what's wrong with french people. i can think of this one macro. before him both elected on the basis that i am going to change things because this country is i think there will be worse sclerosis use up one point you will lose too slowly and there's a massive state if we are going to compete in the wider world than we have to cut that out both go electric and the minute they start writing changers. stop the french people stop destroying the capital what's what what's that about. yeah i think yeah it sounds it sounds like like like it would it would be impossible to reform this country that that impression a lot of people have especially brody we can read that in very often in in german editorials. i think that's absolutely true we had reforms in the last years also of the with also a lot but yeah i think there is. i think the big problem is also that. we have these very important presidential elections but afterwards there is a lack of communication there is and to take to explain what they are doing and to persuade french people of the goals of t

maybe he's looking too french. the french style was very much accepted at the english court. it was very fashionable there, but to move ahead, let's look at john adams. i don't know for sure is adams is wearing a wig or his own hair. i have found evidence that he did utilize both, but you can see is not dressed as full as jefferson's, certainly not as heavily powdered. it is just powdered down to a great town. -- a gray tone. the suit is wearing, very fashionable. it is a frockcoat with the turndown collar. it is a day suit, but that very slim sleeve with a vertical vent to it. this shows he was up-to-date as far as the fashion. these large metal buttons were much more popular in england than in france. so he is looking very much in the english style here, whereas i think jefferson, we see him maybe looking a little more like the french. so it took jefferson two years to receive the portraits. and he is getting a little nervous because he knows the adams family are going to be returning to the united states. he is writing back, and says what about the portraits? mr. brown, i

the french one revolution they don't want mccrone they want him and the french government to resign. no i don't want all my it's dangerous i'm not sure who's worse trump is rich a billionaire and just like macro for me he's not a politician no one in france would have voted for trump for us trump represents the very worst of our own president we want. you put in france some feel. about equality and we have balance system something like that. we have a king and we don't want a king anymore it seems the protesters don't want trump nor do they want. many will be waiting with bated breath to see what the president will say to the country this evening the protests continuing today in france and yellow vests said they will be out in force this weekend they describing as marked by. ok let's get some insights on this now and go live to brussels and pierre among you well tom on geo political commentator and guest of the program good to have you with us just a thought when i'm reading this the french foreign minister has told dollar trump to stay arder french politics saying leave our nation b

this was after being the senior french representative at the surrender of the japanese in tokyo. minh andet with ho chi nguyen and got them to agree to go to something like the french commonwealth, a loose association of states. .e got that agreement the idea was really unpopular with people inside indochina and really pop -- really unpopular also in paris. the high french commander inside china negated the deal, righting famously in 1946, i am amazed and ashamed france's expeditionary force into indochina is committed by

the french divided syria into five states including greater lebanon. general staff and funds the i was offered to go because year for fugitive known as money be active my mouth uk. foreign min. so if you were there it would be much for your. son our own you have now coming out of four. syria was divided into the streets of damascus aleppo the alawite state and mount druze. lebannon would become a republic six years later. he did know that the dollars may well at the cost to move ok i know that they are them physically for going out of friends and us and they would be different and you have. very well and there's the. british colonial office organize the cairo conference in one nine hundred twenty one hosted by the new colonial secretary winston churchill it drew one other important line within the british area of influence separating the land east of the river jordan from palestine. churchill came to this brief without any preexisting ideas on the future of the middle east he was in a sense moving as quickly as events were to try and put in place and t

they had been placed in the french army, trained, and incorporated with french soldiers. he had moved across france, mixed with fringe people, and seen colonial troops of color. looking out from portsmouth, one might suspect the world was bigger than urging and westbound than the american south, but in the french army, one knew it. sergeant watts, named for christopher columbus himself, summed it up like this. in response to the question, what were the effects upon yourself of service overseas? he wrote, i have the world's experience. i always returned that phrase, the world's experience. i find it evocative, joyful if you seek of the world in its possibility, and weary, if you think of the world in all of its pain. perhaps, and probably, it was both at once. world war i would bring african-americans into this ambivalent encounter, providing hope in fortification,,, and deep dissolution during their service and after. now is the crisis of the world, web dubois wrote. jim crow governed u.s. south and infected the entire nation, and was ascendant. resident woodrow wilson, f