One of the areas that both Mexican American and African American leaders focused their civil rights pursuits on was
A. passing an Equal Rights Amendment.
B. securing equal access to education.
C. using violent methods to achieve their goals.
D. getting labor union leaders to organize their movements.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
The African Americans were never treated properly by the people of the white community in the United States of America and were always made slaves to work for them. They were never given equal rights like that of the white citizens.
The leaders of the African american group stood up for there fore making civil rights amendment and having equal rights for them like the access to have education. Same was the situation of the Mexican American and their leaders also stood for equal rights.
After winning independence from Mexico in 1836, the Republic of Texas petitioned the United States for annexation. ... In the end, annexation was one of the leading causes of the Mexican-American War. Perhaps an even more contentious issue had to do with slavery. Many settlers in Texas were slave owners.
The United States involvement in the recent events in Rwanda can best be described as intervention. Involvement at all rules out isolation and diplomacy exists as synonymous to international affairs. The actions wouldn't be imperialistic because the US isn't trying to take control of Rwandan affairs thus it must be intervention - a direct involvement in an effort to allow the nation to conduct its own affairs.
