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The Boston Gazette was a newspaper published in Boston, Massachusetts, in the British North American colonies. ... On the other hand, the London Chronicle was a family newspaper of London during the Gregorian era. It was first published in 1757, and its publications appeared three times a week.
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Segregation of Mexican American children in schools would violate both California Law and Federal Law.
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In Mendez vs Westminster, the Supreme Court ruled, 8 years before Brown vs Board of Education, that segregated schools were unequal. The Court primarily relied on evidence that Mexican American children were having problems to learn english because of lack of exposure.
In Brown vs Board of Education, the SCOTUS finally prohibited segregated schools accross the United States, because the Court considered that said schools were inherently unequal even if they equal in quality (facilities, teachers, materials), thus, they were a violation of the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.
Segregated schools are forbidden by law in any state.
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Sounds about right, I don't really understand the context behind this question, assuming it's a opinionated based question.
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This shows that he was a positive influence on the city of Hyde. In conclusion, the Industrial Revolution was a time of many positive and negative effects on society. The Industrial Revolution, like the French Revolution, left a permanent mark on society and raised the status of the middle class.
Author: Dan
He thought freedom should be given gradually then he thought is should be immediately because it was getting worse for the blacks
