The correct answer is de jure segregation. De jure segregation refers to the legal separation of different types of people, which is allowed by the law. Its other opposite is the de facto segregation, wherein people are not forced by the law to be separate from different types of people, yet the people still choose to be separated from one another.
Robert E. Lee was the leader of the rebellions
Answer:
A by controlling the federal courts
D by not attending Jefferson’s inauguration
Explanation:
President John Adams appointed a group of Federalist judges the night before he was to hand over to a new president Thomas Jefferson, these judges were called midnight judges and caused outrage from the incoming President and parts of the public.
Outgoing president John Adams wanted to keep Federalists in power and he made some drastic decisions such as appointing the midnight judges and refusing to attend the inauguration of incoming president Thomas Jefferson.
Answer:
ended confederate operations in the north
When Carranza was President of Mexico in 1917, D. The Constitution of Mexico was written.
<h3>What happened in Mexico in 1917?</h3>
The Mexican Revolution had brought Carranza to power and in 1917 he led to the adoption of a new Constitution.
This Constitution was to guarantee the rights of men to vote as well as the rights of workers.
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