What was the basis of Lee Yick's appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after his conviction for running an illegal laundry in San Fra
ncisco? A.
Fire marshals had not inspected his laundry before declaring that he was operating in an unsafe manner.
B.
The requirement that laundries be housed in brick buildings was an unfair burden on Chinese immigrants.
C.
The local sheriff had arrested Chinese laundry owners but not white laundry owners who committed the same offense.
D.
At his trial, he had not been permitted to
Answer: Jefferson consistently spoke out against the international slave trade and outlawed it while he was President. He privately advocated gradual emancipation and colonization of domestic slaves rather than immediate manumission.
It made sense for the government to take action against the Japanese, but they did treat the asian americans like peasants. This question is more like a opinion question so i don't think any answer would be wrong, but thats my explanation.
