Hey! you do K12 too? anyways you can quickly mark off B and C, as they have no correlation with what the question is asking.
The answer is
A) Freed African Americans had to carry documentation at all times, but free whites did not.
here's why: African americans were seen as "slaves" in those days obviously, so they required to carry 'documentation' or also known as free papers, so they wouldn't be seen as runaways/etc. I don't think i said that right, but white people were not required to carry any because white people were not
known to be slaves at that time.
And, if you read frederick douglass's book, (which was more like a diary of being a slave ) he mentions he had to use a paper of some sort to avoid being beaten. Also, if it helps you or makes you feel more comfortable, i have answered this question myself, I hope this answered your question!
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Hey there Queen Messy here!
the act was the first of three enforcement acts passed by the United States Congress from 1870 to 1871 during the reconstruction era to combat attacks on the suffrage rights of African American from State officials or violent groups like the just Klux klan
Explanation:
Italian society is very family-oriented. Parents, elders, children, and extended relatives often gather together to enjoy a home-cooked meal or commemorate religious functions.
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Absolute monarchy: Rule by a queen or king. Government of Spain and France and few limits on power.
Parliament: Representative body of English. Limited the power of the monarchy.
Explanation:
The absolutist monarchy is a type of government that has a sovereign individual who assumes all the political and social power of the country. that individual is the king or queen, who despite having people to advise his decisions represents a sovereign and irrevocable power that is passed on to his descendants.
A parliament, on the other hand, is a group of elected citizens, who represent the political body of a country and which has the capacity to limit the power of the monarchy and take away their sovereignty, preventing the country's sovereign from abusing power.