How to bring up the toolbar under the desktop of Apple laptop

That's called Dock,
You can press Option+Command+D at the same time to show/hide the Dock.


Mac OS X window operation shortcuts
 
Finder section 
key combination shortcut 
Command-A to select all items in the frontmost Finder window (or desktop contents if no windows are open) 
Shift-Command-C Open Computer window www.2cto.com  
Option-Command-F Navigate to the search bar in an open Spotlight window 
Shift-Command-K Open the Network window 
Command-M to minimize window 
Option-Command-M minimize all windows 
Command-N New Finder Window 
Option-Command-T Hide Toolbar/Show Toolbar in Finder Window 
Command-W to close the window 
Option-Command-W close all windows 
Command-` (accent key – above the Tab key on a US English keyboard layout) Cycle through open Finder windows 
Control-Command-Up Arrow Open the contained folder in a new window 
 
Applications and other Mac OS X keyboard commands 
key combination shortcut 
Option-Command-Spacebar to display the Spotlight search results window (may cycle through keyboard layouts and input methods for a language if multilingual is installed) 
Control-F4 Focus the active window or the next window 
Shift-Control-F4 Focus the previous active window 
Control-F7 temporarily overrides the current keyboard control mode in windows and dialogs 
F9 collage or uncollage all open windows 
F10 Collage or uncollage all open windows in the currently active application 
F11 hide or show all open windows 
Command-` Activate the next open window in the frontmost application 
Shift-Command-` Activate the last open window in the frontmost application 
Option-Command-` Focus Window Drawer www.2cto.com  
Command-: Show the Spelling window 
Command-, opens the preferences window of the frontmost application (provided the application supports this shortcut) 
Command-A Highlight all items in a document or window, or highlight all characters in a text field 
Shift-Command-C Display the Colors window 
Command-F to open the Find window 
Command-H hides the currently running application window 
Option-Command-H hides all other running application windows 
Option-Command-I to display the inspector window 
Command-M Minimize active window to Dock 
Option-Command-M Minimize all windows of the active application to the Dock 
Command-T to display the Fonts window 
Command-W to close the frontmost window 
Shift-Command-W Close the file and its associated window 
Option-Command-W to close all windows without exiting the application

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