Answer: B. Parens Patriae
Explanation:
PARENS PATRIAE which is Latin for PARENT OF THE FATHERLAND (COUNTRY) in law refers to the public power that the state has to intervene in the affairs of an incompetent or abusive legal guardian, parent or caretaker in their duties to a child and to act as the parent of any child in need of protection.
The State is able to do this in its role as the SUPREME GUARDIAN of all children in its jurisdiction.
Answer: The correct answer is : During the reform
Explanation: The reform was a Christian religious movement that began with Martin Luther in Germany in the 16th century that led to the division of the Catholic church to give rise to the formation of several churches called Protestants. The idea was to reform Catholicism to return to early Christianity.
Is lost over time when there is no attempt to retain it.
Grandfather Clause is the correct answer.
The Grandfather Clause was a way found to deny suffrage to the black population. It was a Reconstruction Era policy that allowed only people, whose grandfathers were voters, to vote. Thus, freedmen were left out from voting. In 1915, the U.S Supreme Court found this clause to be unconstitutional since it violated equal rights that had already been guaranteed by the 15th Amendment. However, it wasn't until 1965 that Congress was able to end this discriminatory practice.
World War I made the national government much more powerful than it had ever been. ... The government also commandeered control of much of the economy to get the country ready to fight, creating new agencies to regulate industry, transportation, labor relations and agriculture.
