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Imagine for a second that you're a Freshman in highschool. You decide to smoke weed to help with anxiety and general unhappiness. You forget you have some on you when an SRO searches you. Maybe you're white and are more likely to get off with a warning. Maybe you're black and end up facing criminal charges. Students who face criminal charges have an increase in their likelihood of dropping out. Of all of the men in federal and state prisons, 80% do not have a high school diploma. There is a direct correlation and causation with a lack of high school education and incarceration. According to The Hamilton Project, there is roughly a 70% chance that an African-American man without his high school diploma will be imprisoned by his mid-thirties. You cannot attend college if you're in prison. But maybe you don't face criminal charges. That time. You can still have a record, and that will directly impact how SROs treat you and whether or not a college admissions officer thinks you have "good character".
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General Ulysses Grant is the answer
Answer:
The Militaristic, Cultural, Economical, and geological advantages of the Greek and Roman Civilizations.
Explanation:
The Germanic tribes weren't nomadic, they expanded rapidly with land-hungry peasants. They had skilled leaders despite their reputation for being 'savages' or 'brutal'. The Greek and Roman cultures had advanced civilizations with centuries of military training. They easily fended them off for generations. Not only did their military and wealth advantages help but the terrain as well, the bodies of water, for example, the Black Sea provided a geological barrier, as well as the Mediterranean Sea.
The aim was to gain political influence for the working class.
A key example of this would be the People’s Charter of 1838, which was written by the London Working Men’s Association (LWMA). It included 6 demands:
1. Equal representation in parliament
2. Voting through secret ballots
3. Payment for MPs (members of parliament)
4. Universal suffrage
5. No more property qualification (to vote)
6. Annual parliamentary elections instead of every 5 years.
