The correct answer is <span>Adarand Constructors, Inc. v. Peña
In this case, the supreme court decided that even in such cases it could be unconstitutional and that each individual case there should be a process of strict scrutiny of the events, which is the most strict way of observing something and the most thorough. The case was related to to both the analysis of the 14th and the 5th amendment.</span>
<span>The correct answers should be A and B and C but C. He guessed what Lee was going to do is the best one. He knew that the Confederate forces would want to attack with infantry so he didn't use artillery. When they thought that the Union artillery was down and they decided to rush them with infantry, he opened fire on the rushing soldiers and killed more than half of them, the other half being destroyed by soldiers who were there fighting.</span>
The correct option is D) To call for the expulsion of all non-German professors.
<h3>What is "Twelve Theses"?</h3>
The "Twelve Theses" are the hypothesis, which were the issued in April 1933 by the German Student Union that supported the Nazi Party and its antisemitic ideology.
"Twelve theses" mainly emphasized the need to get rid of every influence of Jewish ideas in the German language and literature.
The theses were posted on university campuses throughout Germany prior to the May 1933.
Why did the students post their “twelve theses” in the entrance hall of the university?
A) to show their opposition to Nazi policies
B) to show their support for a Jewish teacher who was about to be fired C) to demand reforms to university tuition policies
D) to call for the expulsion of all non-German professors
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B. The president signs the amendment in a public ceremony.
A proposed amendment has to go into the both the House of Representatives and the Senate to be sent to the president. If the president signs it, it passes. If the prez. vetoes it, two-thirds of Congress override the veto, but two-thirds of Congress is not needed so it can be sent to the prez.
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