I think it is the common good. During WWII both Canada and the United States arrested her citizens for "the good of the country." There was no trial. It was done to the Japanese Americans and Canadians. They simply suspended the Bill of rights. It was a very dark period in both our country's history.
The best explanation for the declining percentage of foreign-born people in the United States between 1910 and 1940 would be "<span>C) more restrictive immigrations policies in the United States," since there was a heavy "Nativist" sentiment in the US during this time. </span>
Well there is no sufferagettes act but the sufferagettes were made in 1903, that's all that can really help your question since their is no act called "the sufferagettes act", hope I helped in the least bit.
The Inca developed important medical practices, including surgery on the human skull. In such operations, they cleaned the area to be operated on and then gave the patient a drug to make him or her unconscious—procedures similar to the modern use of antiseptics and anesthesia.
