Thurgood Marshall and Oliver Hill were two lawyers in the Brown vs. Board of Education case. In this case, Brown was fighting to end school segregation. Marshall and Hill helped Brown win this Supreme Court case and helped end school segregation.
This win in the Brown vs. Board of Education case stated that the idea of "separate but equal," established in the Plessy vs. Ferguson Supreme Court case, was unconstitutional. This separate but equal law violated the 14th amendment.
The correct answer is:
- To be recognized as equal to men
- To be treated as full citizens
- To be involved in the political process.
Explanation:
Abigail Adams was the wife of President John Adams and the mother of President John Quincy, she wrote frequently to her husband because they spent several time apart, specially when Adams was in the Second Continental Congress, <u>on her letters (published after she died) she asked her husband to remember the women.</u> <em>Abigail was an advocate for women rights, and believed that women should be educated and involved in the political process, because they are equal to men</em>. Abigail Adams didn't live to see women earned the right to vote, she died in 1818, and the United States Constitution granted women the power to vote in 1919, after the Women Suffrage movement.
Legislation passed in the 1950's to fund an interstate highway system primarily in response to the need to be able to land large aircraft in emergencies.
Women's right moment was a big one
It inquired
equal pay amongst men and women
Jobs AVAILABLE for both genders
Jim Crow Laws
Which was the segregation in school
Those are like the primary
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The third option is the correct answer.
