People of various races riding on a bus with the ability to sit anywhere. 2012 The Associated Press The seating arrangement on this southern bus reflects changes started by the ruling in <em>Madison Brown v. Board of Education</em>. It was held in 1954 and struck down the doctrine of “separate but equal” established by the Supreme Court in Plessy v. Ferguson in 1896. Racial segregation was proved to be unequal and unconstitutional.
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The enlightenment leads the revolutions due to the fact that the people who were leaders of said revolutions, use the ideals from the enlightened people to find justice and to become an independent Nation.
Cause and effects of the major Revolutions were that if people we mistreated, unfair taxes, as well as having less power than those who are rich and noble can effect about a lot of revolutions. Consisting of people starting riot due to unfair laws, high and unfair taxes, as well as people using their power for bad choices or just plain out a bad person.
Industrializations have an effect on traditional industries was, just that they got to manufacture more items than the items that were made within houses and cottages. People were chosen to work at factories to mass produce products to make demands less and less required.
The new technology increased economic production on a large scale. It produced more ideas, inventions to be created with to have the lives of ours easier and safe.
The methods that the states used to industrialize was through inventions from Britain, as well as inventions that were made within the states.
Economic ideology changed due to industrialization, through social standing, homes, and just life in general. It affected so many lives that at first, people thought it was starting to become great, but we all know that some great things have prices to pay, like dirty work environment and such.
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Answer: D. The Speak of the House
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If the bill is vetoed, it goes back to Congress, which can override the veto with a two-thirds vote in both houses. Veto overrides are rare and it is extremely difficult to get two-thirds of each house of Congress to agree to override. Instead, presidential vetoes usually kill bills.
