<h3>More than anything else, however, it was racial inequality that exposed American democracy’s limits. Over several decades, state governments had lowered their property requirements so poorer men could vote. But as northern states ended slavery, whites worried that free black men could also go to the polls in large numbers. In response, they adopted new laws that made racial discrimination the basis of American democracy.</h3>
<h3>At the time of the Revolution, only two states explicitly limited black voting rights. By 1839, almost all states did. (The four exceptions were all in New England, where the Democratic Party was weakest.) For example, New York’s 1821 state constitution enfranchised nearly all white male taxpayers but only the richest black men. In 1838, a similar constitution in Pennsylvania prohibited black voting completely.</h3>
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It was about the cruelty and anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany. Though the film used a fictional country it nonetheless represented the Nazi Germany especially since it also persecuted the Jews. It also showed that not only Jews were targeted but those who opposed the regime’s policy were also arrested. It showed the plight of the Jews who also had to flee to other countries to survive. Many were herded to concentration camps where they died while others survived and were liberated by allied troops.
They tried to keep the bible away from protestants and they persucuted any that they found with the bible and any thought followed the ideas in it that came from people who were protestant
They did it by <span>revolutionizing U.S. banking, monetary, and tax structures. If it hadn't been for that, the fight in the war would have been much more difficult since the south was really wealthy due to the slave working plantations which didn't have any losses or similar things since they didn't pay workers as they were slaves.</span>
This means that the people that are representing. For example, "We the citizens" or "Us the Representatives".
