They believed that it was unlawful to force children to attend public schooling when their parents might not want it, and saw it as an infringement of rights. Furthermore, many children were home schooled at the time, though this trend was declining, so public school wasn't seen as so much of a necessity.
Answer:
Anne & her mothers relationship improved
Explanation:
when Anne and her family were in hiding you can see the challenge and has been dealing with her mother especially in the first 6 months the stress of the close quarters and exchanges was stressful for everyone and starts with shortened unkind comments about her mother for example "at moments like these I can't stand my mother it's obvious that I'm a stranger to her she doesn't even know what I think about the most ordinary things explain Annie however as time passes and she starts to realize and observe all thee challenges her mother has and is dealing with.
anne behavior in public tended to be goofy and obnoxious which bothered her mother although she was unable to share the more mature than reflective part of herself with her mother. she did share her thoughts in her diary
" My days of passing judgment on mother is over I've grown wiser and mother's nerves are a bit studier most of the time I managed to hold my tongue when I'm annoyed and see this to so on the surface we seem to be getting along better explains anne
<span>The consolidation of economic power by the wealthiest.
Prior to the 16th amendment, direct taxes had to apportioned to the states according to population. There were some exceptions based upon indirect taxes such as tariffs and excise taxes, but in general income from rentals of property were effectively unable to be taxed. The Pollock v. Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., case eased the governments ability to tax, in that it made wages exempt from the apportionment clause, but income via rentals, interest, and dividends were restricted to apportionment and effectively untaxable. The 16th amendment allowed for taxation on those sources of income.</span>
<span>Claudius replies: "It likes us well; And at our more consider'd time well read, Answer, and think upon this business. Meantime we thank you for your well-took labour: Go to your rest; at night we'll feast together. Most welcome home!"
In plain english this means - Thank you for letting me know of the King's request, and welcome home. I'll think about it and get back to this matter later.</span>
