People who went to the South looking for political and business opportunities after the Civil War were Northerners and other opportunists called "carpetbaggers," since these people were depicted as arriving in the South with very few supplies of their own.
The correct answer is C, but technically D is also correct. John Wycliffe earned his doctorate in divinity at Oxford University and became a professor. He also became a priest, but used this position to speak out against the corruption and the heresy in the Catholic. He openly criticized the pope and the hierarchy of the Catholic church. He is well-known for translating the bible into common English, so people could read it themselves instead of having to rely on the forced interpretation of the church.
Two factors that have led to lower voter turnout are:
- a. scandals of the past several decades.
- c. growing alienation among voters.
<h3>Why is the U.S. seeing lower voter turnout?</h3>
There have been several scandals in the past decades that damaged the trust of the American people in U.S. political office. Examples are the Watergate Scandal and the Iran-Contra scandal.
Voters have also become increasingly alienated from the politicians meant to represent them as they don't feel these politicians represent them well.
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Answer
segregated schools
Explanation:
The rest of segregation was outlawed more than 10 years later with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but Brown v. Board of Education allowed African American children to attend public schools in the South by ruling segregated schools unconstitutional.
