Answer:
Hernandez v. Texas, 347 U.S. 475
Explanation:
This is the first and only Mexican-American civil-rights case heard which took place during post-World War II in the year 1954 at the United States Supreme Court. This was the first case in which the Mexican-Americans appeared before the supreme court. The court ruled by Chief Justice Earl Warren held that all nationalities in the United States as well as the Mexican-Americans have equal protection under the 14th amendment of the U.S constitution.
The Civil War changed the lives of civilians as well as those of soldiers. ... Women had to feed and care for families while taking over the duties that their husbands had before the war. People on the home front had to deal with inflation, lack of supplies, sicknesses and long times with no news of their loved ones.
Death of those carrying the illness and increased medical habits
