<span>Racial desegregation and other race related civil rights, were the hot button state's rights issue of the era. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Brown vs Board of Ed. were watershed moments in states rights, with the states losing on both fronts.</span>
In the USA, it's the job of the Supreme Court to answer questions of constitutionality.
To my knowledge, none of the Justices of the S.C. is a regular contributor to Brainly, so you'd need to bring your case through the normal channels.
If it were I writing the opinion on that question, I could write a simple, direct answer of probably less than 10 pages, that would boil down to "No. You've got to be kidding."
For one thing, how would you know that somebody walking down the street is an immigrant, unless they were also required to tattoo "FURRINER" on their forehead ?
I don't know if they were the most recent example, but certainly the most notorious example of an evil regime that required certain portions of the population to carry "papers" and provide them on demand was Hitler's reich of the 1930s and 40s.
Answer: D
Explanation:
The answer is D, the territory was to large to defend against attackers leading to invasions and the eventual collapse of the roman empire.
James' popularity with the colonists allowed him to "<span>stand against the wave of revolutions long after other colonies had rebelled" although it should be noted that he wasn't able to "escape" all of the uprisings. </span>
The correct answer is B. Civil rights guarantee equal treatment under the law for all citizens
They are not exactly the same and they certainly cannot list all non-criminal behavior since there are so many things that can be done and are not crime, yet seem like it. Liberties don't state what cannot be done.