"States passed segregationist legislation and expanded Jim Crow" BEST describes the immediate effect of the Plessy v. Ferguson decision.
<u>Answer:</u> Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
In 1896, Plessy v. Ferguson was a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that Louisiana state law, which rendered it compulsory for blacks and whites to have separate but equal railways, was not lawful.
Jim Crow's concepts were defended in Plessy vs. Ferguson's court, where the U.S. Supreme Court set out its "isolate but equal" legal concept between many African Americans' facilities. In fact, public education had been mainly separated since its development in many regions of the South after the Civil War.
If this is pre-WWI, then I'd say it is because everyone, well mainly the smaller countries, where quick to call their "big brother" or largest alliance holder to help them when a problem faced them, threating like a small child would say " Stop, or i'll call my big brother to beat you up! "
To kill the Jews because Hitler hated them for some reason.
The correct answer is 3) "conquered areas around the Nile River".
<em>Sunni Ali</em> was the first king of the Songhai Empire and ruled approximately from 1464 to 1492 which was the year of his death. The kingdom was located in Western Africa. During his reign, the empire saw important expansion. This included the annexing of the cities of Djenne and Timbuktu. Even though the co-existence of religions was not well seen at the time, he did rule over territories that practiced different beliefs and did not impose a certain belief over others.
However, his reign did not expand to Eastern Africa, where the Nile River is located.
Answer:
The war greatly expanded the powers of the government. A good example of this is the passing of the Espionage and Sedition Acts. ... The president's influence over the economy was more proof that the govt.'s powers were greatly expanded in wartime. Congress gave President Wilson direct control over most of the economy.