I believe the answer is <span>Equal Protection </span>
<span>It did in fact double, it was a major time period especially where it was mainly war times. After the wars, families became thrilled to see their loved ones home so they started families.. It just kept growing and growing.</span>
<span> It’s the preamble who
presents the purpose of constitution. The preamble was placed in the said
constitution during the last remaining days of Constitutional convention.
Preamble confirms that the constitution was made for the United Stated. It was
the people of the United Stated who created the Preamble in order to give
people the rights. Preamble means “We the People” refers to the citizens of the
United States. This preamble was also created in order to obtain right justice
and gain common defense for the people of the United States.
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Answer:
1. Because if his brother finds out it is him, then he won't publish his papers.
4. Because his brother told every printer not to hire Franklin.
5. He was exhausted and had no money .
Explanation:
The rest two parts will be added once i figure out the answer.
Answer:
b) saw King call for a significant shift in tactics in the quest of civil rights.
Explanation:
The "I have a dream" speech delivered by Martin Luther King was made at a time of great oppression and civil rights deprivation and racial segregation.
As the celebrated orator, Martin Luther King was addressing some 250,000 thousand strong crowd in Washington D. C on August 28, 1963, he was clamouring for an end to oppression for the black man and for blacks and whites to "not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character" and with the dream that one day all races will be able to hold hands as "brothers and sisters".
This was coming when the Civil Rights Bill was debated in Congress.
Other approaches have been earlier adopted, ranging from demonstrations that were met with vicious attacks by dogs, beatings and high powered water hoses.
A planned walk to Washington to protest and demand for desecrated public accommodation, schools amongst others. The walk turned out better than intended and Martin Luther King, Jr delivered his I Have A Dream speech.
