Answer:
I think A or B is the answer
Explanation:
The peasants felt oppressed by the Tsar. They felt that it was unfair how they could not get certain jobs. They also didn't like that the most well off people in the Russian Empire were the most favored by him, while the poor were suffering.
First the act proclaimed 'that all persons born in the USA are hereby declared citizens. Second the act specifically defines the rights of American citizenship. Third the act made it unlawful to deprive a person of any of these rights of citizenship on the basis of race color or prior condition of slavery or involuntary servitude.
This depends on the time period. However, here are some common themes seen in American history, regardless of time period.
1) Southern whites were scared that black citizens would vote into office other black citizens- This irrational fear was fueled by racism in the South. This was especially prevalent during the era of Reconstruction (1865-1877).
2) Southern whites were worried that black citizens would vote for candidates who would help blacks gain equal rights in American society. - This was true in several different time periods, including the Antebellum era (1820-1860).
Women had very little power, they were used to keep the houses clean and raise children.
