Well, I believe that the Bill of Rights is the first 10 amendments, so "freedom of speech", "right to bear arms", "freedom of religion", "freedom of press", "no unreasonable search or arrest", "trial by jury", etc. this is only a few of them. Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
c is the correct option.
Explanation:
When King was arrested in the 1960s for being with a group protesting the attempt to integrate the dining room of an Atlanta department store. The protesters were releases but King was the only one who was still in Jail for unrelated traffic charges. John F. Kennedy called the King's wife to express sympathy, but shortly after the called King was released from the jail. His release shifted the Black people's favor towards him and it also led to the shift of crucial votes in Northern states away from Nixon and making Kennedy's victory possible with a slight margin, which was due to the votes of the black. Despite all this, there is no clear evidence that King supported Kennedy in 1960's elections.
The correct answer is B) The Soviet Union remained in control of the Eastern European lands it had conquered during the war.
The outcome of World War II that is supported by the information shown on the map is "The Soviet Union remained in control of the Eastern European lands it had conquered during the war."
After the Allied victory over the Axis in World War II, the Soviet Union had many differences with the other allied countries. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin decided to keep eastern European countries and established Communism in them. We are talking about East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Albania, and Romania. This was one of the main reasons that started the so-called Cold War in the following years in which the United States and teh Soviet Union competed in the arms race and later in the space race.
The rule of Pericles was a golden age was a golden age for Athens because Pericles ruled the land fairly and understood the people of Athens and made it safe. The rulers later on after the golden period slowly brought Athens to shambles.
