Developing international cartels
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<span>The founding fathers did not want the federal government to have too much control. Just freeing themselves from the rule of King George, they did not want to set themselves up to be ruled by a monarch or strong federal government again. This led to the founding fathers making the federal government too weak, which led to the scrapping of the articles of confederation and the creation of the Constitution. </span>
Answer:
The answer appears to be (c) to highlight the significance of equal access to education)
Explanation:
The case of Brown v. Board of Education was about the severely unjust "separate but equal" idea hurting the education system. While the idea was that the government could educate people of different races in separate schools and still give them an equal education, this was not the case. <em>Thus, when the excerpt states that "it is doubtful that any child may reasonably be expected to succeed in life if he is denied the opportunity of an education", they mean that it is very important for everyone to have equal access to education. Basic education is extremely important in succeeding in life and work. Without education, there is a low chance for success. </em>
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( Note that the "separate but equal" idea wasn't just for schools. It also affected other parts of life, like water fountains and bathrooms. )
Immigration in the late 19th century in the US was the highest immigration numbers of all time. As nationalist movements in Europe pushed people out, the fast growing industrialization pulled people into the US. Immigrants began coming from Eastern and Southern Europe for the first time bringing many Catholics, Jews, and even Muslims in addition to many languages and cultures not known in the US. These groups created ethnic communities in cities where their language and culture could continue. Americans reacted in one of two ways: nativism or reform.
The nativists claimed to be the "native" Americans focused on racial issues and white "native" Americans being the rightly members of the United States.
Reformers worked to assimilate immigrants into society providing education, jobs, and cultural training. The most famous of which was the Hull House in Chicago run by Jane Addams.
