John Lewis, now a Georgia congressman, was the teenage son of Alabama sharecroppers when he first met Martin Luther King Jr., 60 years ago. One of the last surviving members of King’s inner circle, the 78-year-old Lewis is an icon of the movement. Here, he recalls what it was like to know King and to hear the messages that shape the world today.
The correct answer is 1: "might makes right".
This sentence is generally used to refer to negative manifestations of power. It involves that in a society it is already determined what is considered right and wrong and some people are able to impose their beliefs on others by the use of force. This is why this sentence is considered as the lemma of authoritarian regimes.
<u>A fascist government pursues centralism and uniformization</u> <u>under a certain ideology</u> and does not accept the existence of other alternatives hence, supporters of those are chased and repressed. The head of a state is usually a dictator who leads a unique party..
Everything in such state needs to be under the control of the governing regime. It aims even to spy personal lives in order to find defectors, and of course the press works for encouraging the regime and dissenting opinions undergo through censorship and repression
Franklin Roosevelt was the leader
Answer:
a
Explanation:
a bc trghhreghytrdghhrdggghgyt
