Answer:
This is in relation to conditions in France after the French Revolution.
The populace was divided into Active and Passive citizens.
The requirement to be an active citizen was that one must be a Frenchman who was at least 25 years of age and paid enough taxes to cover three days of work.
Passive citizens therefore, were women, anyone who wasn't French, anyone below the age of 25 and anyone whose wages could not cover three days of work. Of course this brought discontent and strife between the Active and Passive citizens.
Answer:
Federalists thought the Sedition Act of 1908 was manditory only if it presented ¨a clear and present danger¨.
Explanation:
Lets say if you were in a movie theatre and someone yelled ¨fire¨, impughning this behavior would not be aviolation of the 1st amendment.
BUT, the sediton act goes directly against the 1st amendment that you are asserting an opinion to go against war in a peacefulway.
Answer:
Explanation:
Because everyone understood that the mass of the earth exerted a force on the apple. It was what the apple did that was astonishing. The force between the apple and the earth implied that the apple exerted a force on the earth! We still have trouble with that idea.
Also who would have thought that sunlight was a composite of all colors. Who could ever imagine that white light has green or blue in it. Those three colors are so different.
Answer:
Literacy Tests
Explanation:
Because of the passing of the 15th Amendment by Congress which allowed for voting regardless of race, people of color, especially African - Americans poured into ballot locations to place their first votes. White Southerners didn't like that, so they turned to the state governments who decided to make all voters pass a literacy test before they could vote. As to avoid violating the Constitution by forcing only African - Americans to take it, it was given to all races, but most who oversaw the voting process allowed some whites to skip the tests and go right on to the ballot boxes.
This was a time when very few African - Americans had an education and could barely read, so the test was already difficult. To add injury to that, the questions were sometimes asked in another language or were questions only answered by someone of high degree. Even those who did get it right were sometimes lied to about their score and if they missed one question, they couldn't retake it and were sent out.
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