Answer:
"No government could give us tranquility and happiness at home, which did not possess sufficient stability and strength to make us respectable abroad."-Alexander Hamilton.
Theme: Censorship of books.
The New Laws<span> were a series of royal ordinances designed to halt the abuses of the encomienda system, particularly in Peru.
Natives were to have their rights as citizens of Spain and could not be forced to work if they did not want to. Reasonable tribute could be collected, but any additional work was to be paid for.
Existing encomiendas would pass to the crown upon the death of the encomendero, and no new encomiendas were to be granted.
Furthermore, anyone who abused natives or who had participated in the conquistador civil wars could lose their encomiendas. The king approved the laws and sent a Viceroy, Blasco Núñez Vela, to Lima with clear orders to enforce them.</span>
In general, citizenship in the way we identify with it today arose in Ancient Greece, where citizens were part of the state and had a say in the affairs and direction of the state.
- prohibited segregation in public places
- approved desegregation of public schools
- outlawed discrimination in the workplace
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibited discrimination in public accommodation, federally funded programs, and etc.
