The principle of federalism in the U.S. Constitution is best defined as "<span>A. the sharing of power between national and state governments". This was an incredibly important aspect of the Constitution since people didn't want the federal government to have too much power. </span>
The declaratory act(s) reiterated that the British had complete control over the colonies.
<h3>What was the declaratory act?</h3>
This was the declaration that the British government made tp the colonies in the year 1766. This was the act that was followed by the stamp act. The act was used as a way of trying to show the power that they had over the Americans in the colonies at the time before the declaration of independence was made.
Hence we can say that the declaratory act(s) reiterated that the British had complete control over the colonies.
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Because rural counties held more political power and tended to be more conservative on racial matters, this caused problems for business-oriented cities who were more moderate on race relations and biggest concerns were policies that were good for business.
The words "discrimination", "segregation" and "integration" refer to the group interaction between the majority and minority - integration suggests a positive interaction and the other two a negative one. But they don't describe a group, so they can't be a correct answer.
The correct answer is "ethnic group" - it's more than race since culture is also shared!
