No but the monarchy was not good and the son of Louis XIV wasted millions of the French tax dollars on building a new palace, and then the grandson of Louis XIV, the last King of France, got France into debt for helping in the American revolution, then just a few years later, in 1789-1793 the French revolution began, the monarchy were beheaded, and Napoleon assumed control as Emperor of France.
France has never had a monarchy since
A and B. Both represent general beliefs that the buddhist faith promotes.
C is not correct because that is a belief that islam teaches. D is also not correct as buddhists do believe you can self-improve during your life through achieving or (in the majority of cases) try to come as close as possible to Nirvana.
The first amendment is freedom of speech. This allows you to wear what you want and say what you want. This right is limited in certain places for example, school. In the outside world you can get yourself into federal trouble abusing this right.
3250 BCE it started in ancient Egypt or so
I would say that Plessy v. Ferguson contributed to the Civil Rights movement. This was a court case that ruled that racial segregation in schools was allowed as long as the education for black students was equal to white students. Although this does not seem like a civil rights act, it later lead to Brown v. Board of Education, which ended racial segregation in schools all together.
