Both rulings extended the equal protection clause to new groups.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
Hernandez v. Texas is one of the landmark cases that ever happened in the US Supreme Court history in the year 1954. It was the one and only Mexican- American case that heard during the WWII about civil rights. The ruling ordered that by the 14th amendment, all the nationality groups that include Mexican Americans have equal rights and protection.
Obergefell v. Hodges is another landmark case heard by the US Supreme Court that ruled the right for the marriage within the same sex. Also, these same-sex couples were protected by the 14th amendment's Equal Protection Clause in the year 2015.
Answer:
Through a land bridge 12000 years ago
Explanation:
Cut off western parts of the Confederacy and gain naval ports
The Mississippi access would prevent supplies from getting to Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana. Also the Union would gain access to New Orleans which proved to be an important port and allow the navy to surround the Confederacy.
13 nations and a third of humanity.