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Encourages pluralism: Federal systems expand government on national, state, and local levels, giving people more access to leaders and opportunities to get involved in their government. ... Federalism, therefore, fulfills the framers' vision of a governmental structure that ensures liberty.
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<span>The Vietnam War had a big impact on the transformation of protest into rebellion. As there were many American causalities, there was more opposition to the war. Because the draft exempted college students, the burden of fighting fell on the working class and the poor. MLK, Jr. spoke out against the administration as violent and draining resources. There was a lot of opposition, but American involvement had come through secret decisions by political elites. There was opposition that led to counterculture, but also political corruption to keep American involvement in the war.</span>
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The correct three items:
a. The church gives Catholic sacraments the same significance as the Bible.
b. The church sets rules for establishing seminaries dedicated to teaching Catholic thought.
e. The church states that faith and good works are required for salvation.
Explanation: The Council of Trent, held over a span of years from 1545 to 1563, served to reform some abuses that were acknowledged by the Catholic Church. Mostly, though, the Council aimed to assert the full authority of Roman power and doctrine over the Protestant threat.
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Explanation:
There were protests mainly against police brutality and systemic racism. Much like the MLKJr movement for the equality of people in the U.S. this was also followed with a small amount of unrest. But they are justified in what they want from the country and they have every right guaranteed by the constitution to assemble and protest.
The missionaries were motivated by belief that African natives needed the Christian message to be saved eternally, as well as feeling motivated to help the earthly well-being of the peoples in Africa as a Christian duty to help those in need.
Note that there is an implication in all of this that the European culture was superior to the African culture, and that the people of the central African rainforest were indeed in need. Missionary endeavors set up medical clinics and schools and other facilities to aid the African natives. There certainly was much good done in this way, but there also was a paternalistic attitude of the "white man's burden" to help seemingly lower human beings. (Rudyard Kipling wrote the poem "White Man's Burden" in 1899 in reference to a different imperial venture, but the thought applies here as well.)
