<em>Women were allowed to vote in Japan.</em>
Explanation:
The Constitution of Japan was adopted in 1947, after World War II, this was intended to change Japan's government with a more democratic one. The Constitution of Japan had similar ideas to the United States Constitution, and gave equality, right to a fair trial, banned slavery, and other important things. Along with all of this, it also gave women the right to vote.
Invention of corporation contributed to
growth of the economy through pooling of resources and limiting of liability to
the owners. For instance, the Supreme Court ruled that a private corporation is
a natural person under the U.S. Constitution, with the same rights and
protection extended to persons by the Bill of Rights, including the right to
free speech.
<span>C) When a strike threatens the public welfare, the federal government is expected to step in.
This was represented in the Coal Strike of 1902 where the government stepped in.
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I believe they sent in strikebreakers, as a way of trying to make the striking come to an end, also it should be C
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