A Judicial review is the correct answer
Answer:
Kantian tradition
Explanation:
Kant believed supported animal right and hence animals should not be treated as just a mere object or a property. He believed that animals are like human beings, in the sense that they have the cognitive capacity for consciousness and presentations. He emphasized that when animals are abused there is a more likelihood for humans to also be abused. He therefore kicked against animal cruelty.
The following statement best describes the Roman Inquisition:
A.) The Roman Inquisition was a court of the Catholic Church that prosecuted crimes of heresy.
This inquisition took place during the sixteenth century and persecuted those who were accused of Protestantism, heresy, sorcery, witchcraft, and/or blasphemy.
Midwest and West from 1916 to 1970, had a huge impact<span> on urban life in the United States</span><span>. ... Southern blacks </span>were<span> forced to make their living working</span>
If the answer can be a matter of opinion, I'd say I think it's because some countries who were 'involved' in the Axis Powers were forced to be subject to Hitler's rule. So the ones who had hearts and cared about human life, attempted to help these victimized Jews rather than deporting them to their deaths.
