The drinking age in the US became 21 as of 1984. This became law after the National Minimum Drinking Age Act was passed by Congress. The origins of this law can be credited to several different organizations that studied the effect of drinking and driving accidents/fatalities. This group of organizations included popular ones like MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving). This campaign to raise the drinking age worked and is still the law today.
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Answer: James II was the last English (in Scotland James VII) king of Stuart dynasty. He was a second king after the Restoration of monarchy. Stuart dynasty was of Scottish origin and therefore Catholic, whereas England was a Protestant country. When his older brother and king Charles II died (February 1685), James became quite popular. Because his heir was his daughter Mary was a Protestant, he tried to obtain civil equality and religious freedom for his fellow Catholics. However, mass conversion (something he expected) failed to materialise. Situation changed when his son was born (June 1688) - it heralded Catholic succession. Reaction ? Two Whig and two Tory politicians (so-called "Immortal Seven") invited James´ son-in-law, protestant Dutch standholder, William of Orange to intervene and to restore "ancient laws and liberties". The result was "Glorious Revolution".
Explanation: James fled to France because his support evaporated. Power vacuum resulted. In February 1789 declared that James II had abdicated. Neither him nor his sons were able to return and restore Stuart monarchy.
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A) Both were denied political rights because of their race. (Apex)
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The lacking of resources.
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The Japanese expansion in east of asia started in 1931.
Manchuria was its first objective in the war.
After that Japan attacked China at 1940. The reasons to the expansion were economic because they need to obtain resources that they didn't want to import to survival.
