"<span>(c)the ability of citizens to vote" is the best answer but this is very misleading. A referendum is when the citizens vote directly on a specific issue of policy. It's not their ability to vote for mayors, legislators, etc.</span>
of course they are much better of one nation rather than 2...If they could just reunite to each other and reconsider their differences that would be great.
<span>The american political process in which citizens elect individuals to represent them in the legislature was inspired by the "Enlightenment," since this period of thinking in Europe stressed the natural rights of citizens regarding their role in their own governance. </span>
I'm pretty sure it was the Julian calendar so Julius Caesar
What Justice Brown says about a law that implies "merely a legal distinction between the white and colored races is that the distinction will continues though , there is no eradicate legal equality.
<h3>How did
Justice Brown legal distinction between the white and
colored races?</h3>
Justice Brown perceive this as something that will not stop so far there is distinguishing of the white from the other race .
However , he came to conclusion that this does not have tendency to bring destruction to legal equality of the races.
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