1. The automobile was an affordable way for Americans to travel. Many Americans had automobiles before the had a proper toilet. 2. The economic "boom" was called the Roaring Twenties. The contributing factors were automobiles, movies, etc. 3. President Coolidge believed in Federalism.
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Adam's Apple
Men and women, but mostly men, if you touch your throat, you can feel a hard lump.
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-Literary tests for voting. This prevented African Americans from voting, as they were refused an education.
-Separate but equal doctrine. After the 14th amendment, this legal doctrine was implemented to “protect” the rights of African Americans. This meant African Americans were segregated by race, but “ostensibly ensured equal opportunity to all races”. This is where you’d see black water fountains, and white water fountains, or black Americans being forced to the back of the bus.
Answer: B.
Explanation: The 1896 election was particularly detrimental to the Populist Party in the South as the party was divided between members who favored cooperation with the Democrats to achieve reform at the national level and members who favored cooperation with the Republicans to achieve reform at the state level.
The republican candidate, McKinley who had support from the well-to-do, urban dwellers and prosperous farmers, won a majority of the popular vote and an easy victory in the Electoral College. McKinley's systemized approach to gaining the presidency laid the groundwork for modern campaigns.
Both these feats could be attributed to the general upturn of the economic recovery of a nation that had been in great recession since 1893.
