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Answer:
Which type of change—political, social, or economic—had the most impact on Southern life?
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Explanation:1. The two types of changes that came to my head first was that the states didt want to come together and also teh civial war that changed the states.
2. This goes along with the states becoming together. After the civial warnthe whole north side wanted teh south to change this included things like slavery.
3. The 26th, 19th, and 15th. They were placed due to the fact that it made it easier to elect a new president.
OK so I believe the right to have freedom of religion is the most important because it keeps everyone's beliefs intact even though they may be of a different religion you can still practice it. Freedom of religion keeps you spiritually sound by being able to practice what you believe in where ever and when ever you want. This right is protected by not being able to prohibit the practice of any religion but I believe it is limited because of not the government that created freedom of religion but the people of the United states that shun religions other than Christianity and Catholicism like lets say that someone was to pray to the 5 pillars they are usually criticized for believing in something different and are treated differently like an outsider or sometimes worse.
Answer:
The Native Americans
Explanation:
The belief that the Native Americans were uncivilized savages is a myth. The reason for Europeans to call them uncivilized is their culture and religion which is unknown to Christians. The Native Americans have their religion and custom which is associated with nature and spirits. The Natives have a great understanding of cosmology and built an irrigation system and buildings. Being declared as uncivilized savages is a stereotype that has been followed for many years. They were exploited by inaccurate depiction with no interest in honouring a peaceful gathering.
The internment of Fred Korematsu was unjustified. Korematsu was one of thousands of Japanese American citizens put into internment camps after the bombing of Pearl Harbor . Korematsu did not commit any crimes nor was he affiliated with the Japanese government at all.
This treatment would not be justified even if he wasn’t a citizen. Unless he committed a crime, his internment / constant surveillance is unjustified.
