In 1896, the Supreme Court decided that separate but equal law was constitutional in the Plessy v. Ferguson case which caused segregation to be legal in America for another 60 years.
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D. danced the Charleston.
Flappers in the 1920's wore knee
length dresses which allowed them to move easily while performing the
Charleston. Often these dresses were adorned with fringes and beads.
Flappers often listened to jazz went to clubs and drank alcohol. These
women were often considered liberated and did not conform to social
norms earning them the nickname “flapper.”
The answer is wage discrimination. Wage<span> discrimination is the inequality in the payment of wages to a certain minority sector. In general, this minority group is made up of black people, women and people with disabilities. For wage discrimination, people must have the same education and equivalent academic qualifications.</span>
Answer:
It was the last German offensive in The West.
Explanation:
The Germans launched a surprise against Allied forces in the Ardennes in December 1944, in an attempt to retake Antwerp and cut off the main source of supplies for the Allied forces. Initially successful it took the Allies by surprise and they suffered heavy losses. However the attack eventually petered out by January 1945 as superior Allied forces consolidated their positions and pushed the Germans back.
It can be described as a turning point in that it was the last dice cast by the Germans in the West in their attempts to avoid defeat.