Nationalism: an ideology that believed that a nation should be based on people’s shared culture, language, or background.
Enlightenment: a movement in which philosophers developed ideas of democratic principles and basic human rights.
Liberalism: an ideology that included the rights to liberty, equality, and property for all people and the separation of different branches of government.
Romanticism: an artistic movement that emphasized the emotional rather than the rational side of humans.
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I'm not completely sure on this. There was a variety of factors, but I think your best answer here would be "ASL being simplified and making it easier to learn and teach." However, the answer could also be "A change in social climate that was more accepting of differences in people."
During the time, there was a slight shift in social acceptance, but it would, in my mind, make more sense for the other choice to be true, I only hesitate on this because there were slight developments in spelling ASL that allowed easier teacher, child, and parent communication through the use of spelling in sign, though ASL itself did not undergo major reconstruction, but rather had additions made to it
<span>Worcester v Georgia</span>
The ruling form this case most famous
for its maxims, which laid out the relationship between tribes and the state
and federal governments, asserting that the federal government was the sole
authority to deal with Indian nations. This ruling is deemed to have built the
foundations of the doctrine of tribal sovereignty in the United States.
The Civil Rights Act<span> of 1964 </span>
