Step 1- Introduction
Step 2-committee consideration
Step 3-committee action
Step 4-Subcommittee Review
Step 5-Mark up
Step 6-committee action- reporting a bill
Step 7-publication of comittee
Step 8-scheduling floor action
Step 9- debate
Step 10-Voting
Step 11-bill refereed to other chambers
Step 12-conference committee
Step 13-final action
Step 14- overriding the veto
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<span>Nationalism reject Foreign influences.</span>
Answer: c. the racial tension between Mexican Americans and mainstream society.
The zoot suit riots of 1943 were a series of conflicts between European white Americans (particularly those in the military service) and predominantly Mexican youth. The trigger for these was the youth’s preference for “zoot suits.” This type of suits required a lot of fabric to be made, which was seen by the white Americans as unpatriotic, because of the rationing of fabric that was established during the war.
While this specific reason was the main trigger, the riots also showed the underlying racial tensions that were found in American societies, particularly in large cities. The riots also seemed to have been the inspiration for several similar events that year in Philadelphia, Oakland, Chicago, San Diego, Evansville and New York City.
