Answer:
Henry Cabot Lodge
Explanation:
Henry Cabot Lodge was a Republican Senate and a foreign policy expert who adamantly opposed Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points. He argued and demanded for US reservations in the Treaty of Versailles. This reservation is often called as Lodge Reservations.
Lodge demanded for amendments in some of the provisions of the treaty to withhold US sovereignity and executive powers. He wanted US membership in the League of Nations with special reservations. However, it was rejected by President Woodrow Wilson and Democratic members of the Senate.
Proportional representation
In a system using proportional representation, rather than a single party winning and the other party gaining no representation, there are some legislative seats that are divided proportionally according to the percentage of votes won by each party in the election process. Typically this is done in some sort of regional or super-district manner, since you can't vote for a single representative of a specific district and then divide that single seat proportionally.
Williams Blackstone
wrote the Commentaries on the Laws of England
believed that natural law was given to humans by God
John Locke
wrote the Second Treatise on Government
supported the concept of popular sovereignty
maintained that the government cannot block a citizen’s rights to life, property, and liberty
Answer:
because of slavery laws which permitted blacks from sitting in the front of the bus
