Their roles changed during World War 2 when they had to take up jobs men had to leave behind because of the drafts for the army, the rights changed after when they were given the right to vote. In my opinion their roles did not change from helping men even tho they went from doing simple things around the house to working in factories creating supplies for the war they still were helping men by doing so
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I would say that mainly because of three reasons:
- Federalism: The United States is a federal republic, where each individual state has power over local affairs. The United States is not a centralized country like France where officials from Paris can take decisions in regards to every single aspect in every single region.
- Fear of Tyranny or Dictatorship: many americans are afraid that a too powerful central goverment might evolve into a dictatorship, because it would acquire more and more power with time.
- Fear of centralized incompetence: many americans believe that central governments are more incompetent than local governments. People think that policymakers in Washington do not have enough information about, say, Idaho, to do a good job in dealing with problems in that state. They feel that local Idaho politicians can do a better job because they live and work there.
3 amendments have been nullified.
Answer: Three
The Iran-Contra Affair <u>involved the use of profits from Iranian arms sales to support the Contras.</u>
The Iran-Contra Affair was a main scandal in the United States during the Reagan administration. The main problem was the selling of weapons to Iran, the U.S. did not care they were on an arms embargo. The funds obtained were used to fund Contra fighters in Nicaragua which was also controversial.