The right answer is the C: Slave codes gave whites more power over enslaved people. Slave codes were, in fact, a group of laws passed by the white settlers, who, fearing slave uprisings, decided to restrict slaves' rights. As a result of these laws, slaves were not allowed to own any property or to gather in large groups. Furthermore, it was illegal to instruct a slave, and they were not permitted to get married. These are just some examples, but there were other restrictions that were implemented in each individual colony.
<span>The Europeans challenged the catholic church because Martin Luth, in the 1500's was against the idea that salvation could be sold. He was also against the idea that the papacy, or church leaders, should be allowed to collect wealth from the people. He drafted up 95 Theses which were nailed to church buildings, as a statement of posturing to show the church his disapproval.</span>
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The young Emilia Castañeda and her family lived in Los Angeles in the 1920s and 30s. Once the Great Depression hit, the Hoover Administration implemented involuntary deportations. Through various means, hundreds of thousands of Mexican immigrants and U.S. citizens of Mexican heritage were deported to Mexico. Emilia would not return to her home for many years.
