Answer. To answer you question the and is B
Hoped I helped
It is true that substance use is initially used in order to
gain confidence, medicate fears, and fit into social groups. Nowadays, the usage
of different substances is being misunderstood by most of the people. They are
using it as a part of their daily routine, which may lead to abusing the
substances. We must put it in mind that all drugs are poison; it is the dosage
that made the difference of the several effects of the drug. It is given that
all of the recreational drugs are bad for our health; the problem is the
misconception of the people that are depending on those drugs. In order to avoid
the side effects of the drugs, the first step is to avoid the temptation of
using any substance, because you could gain self-esteem and fit into the set of
norms without you trying it. It is up to your own view of life.
Answer:
A group of local ministers formed the <u>Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA)</u> to support and sustain the bus boycott and the legal challenge to the segregation laws.
Answer:
I think that Supreme Court rulings can have impacts on civil liberties and civil rights. Rulings on cases that involve the 1st and 14th amendments would impact civil liberties and civil rights. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier and Tinker v. Des Moines are examples of Supreme Court rulings that impacted civil liberties. Plessy v. Ferguson and Brown v. Board of Education are examples of Supreme Court rulings that impacted civil rights.
Yasser Arafat, Anwar Sadat, and Gamal Abdel Nasser were Arab leaders, the last two being the president of Egypt. David Ben-Gurion and Yitzhak Rabin were Israeli leaders.