The fourth amendment for sure and I think the sixth amendment as well
<span>Military leaders A) regulated political parties and B) controlled elections. They had complete power within politics to sway the elections the way they wanted, and since they had military force, it was difficult to defy them. However, they did not kidnap or kill dissenters, nor did they arrest legislators. The power they displayed was much more diplomatic and strategic than it was physical.</span>
Answer:
Ghana gained independence peacefully, while Kenya and Algeria had to fight violently before gaining independence.
Explanation:
While Kenya became independent in 1963, it was through series of violence from the Mau Mau against the British. Similarly, Algeria had to fight violently against French rule before gaining independence in 1962.
The above is in contrast to Ghana who gained independence peacefully from British rule in 1957.
Hence, The key difference between the experience of Ghana's independence and that of Kenya and Algeria is that "Ghana gained independence peacefully, while Kenya and Algeria had to fight violently before gaining independence."
Answer:
Withdrawing from an organization means that you stop taking part in it.