I don't believe that people can be born with prejudices. It's just not possible. I think it's something learned. Why? Because the environments and people a person is exposed to when he/she is young shapes the way that person thinks.
Ways of thinking (including prejudices) are not biologically hereditary, therefore you cannot be born with them. If ways of thinking were hereditary and you can be born with ways of thinking, then wouldn't children always be in agreement with their parents?
Anyway, therefore, prejudices are always something learned, based on who a person learns from, and what environments that person is around.
Answer:
The answer is C
Explanation:
It was basically expected, in the wake of the American Civil War, to secure the social liberties of people of African drop conceived in or brought to the United States. This enactment was passed by Congress in 1865 and vetoed by United States President Andrew Johnson.
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When the Soviet Union was around religion was restricted by the Soviets, so when the Soviet Union fell, people were free to choose a religious group and join it. So because of that religious life became a lot larger.
