I believe the answer is: B.)<span>The Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith began in Georgia in September 1913.
</span><span>the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith was created as some sort of fraternized society in united states exclusive for Jewish american people.
</span>The main purpose of this organization is to ensure that jewish american could obtain their proper human/civil rights.
Through scandals that berate their name even if they aren't true.
Positively they get their names out there they get publicity
Answer: Kaitlyn's law
Explanation: The Kaitlyn's law was signed by the governor of California on 2001 after the tragic death of a six month old child named Kaitlyn Russell who died while left unattended to in a car during a hot summer. It prohibits leaving a 6 year old child or below in a vehicle when there are conditions which poses significant risk or danger to a child's safety. If the child would be left in the car, it should be under the supervision of a parent, legal guardian or another child aged 12 or above.
Erin and Mel are having marital problems. It would help their relationship if anyone of them would ask, "Can we talk about this?". Communicating about the problem would help the couple understand what happened and figure out a solution. The statements like, "It's all your fault.", How could you do that to me?", and "I can't talk to you right now." will only make things worst and not help the relationship.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The warmongering European Emperor who was banished to Isola d’Elba off the coast of Tuscany in Italy and St. Helen's island in the South Atlantic was French former emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
Once a so much respected emperor of France, after some hard defeats in 1812, Napoleon started to crumble. He was defeated by the Russians, by the Spaniards, and he was completely defeated in 1814 by the British.
Indeed, he was on exile in the Island of Elba for a while, but his tenacity made him to scape and returned to Frace for a "great come back." In order to accomplish that, he formed a new army but was crashed in Waterloo, in June 1815. He again was exiled, now on the Island of St. Helen, where he died in 1821.