The answer is B. Because during that time the south would not accept the slaves and will configure different ways to basically keep the below the whites. The governments way of stopping it was creating more and more amendments to support the slaves for their rights.
Answer: The post World War II period was known as the baby boom. Returning GI's fathered a number of children, which led to a dramatic increase in the population. This was also a period of American prosperity due to the devastation of Europe and its reception to American goods and supplies.
Explanation: Generational development was a big part of developing American social, educational and political institutions. Focusing on creating a stable family environment, appropriate outlets for children from primary through secondary school and college were very important.
As the world has gotten more complex, the Federal government has undertaken efforts to take power away from the State governments and bring it to the Federal government for the purpose of centralized planning and to ensure that States are not abusing their power at the expense of minorities. They have done this by expanding commerce clause power (allow Congress to get involved in more than they once were) and by passing Civil Rights laws that let the Federal government get involved in state issues.
In recent memory, the States have utilized lobbying and lawsuits to push back against the Federal government. A number of States have filed lawsuits against the Federal government on issues like the Voting Rights Act and the Affordable Care Act.
For most of the 20th Century, this push has been led by Conservatives but since Donald Trump's election, liberal states are embracing the role of the State in a federalist system.
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The rise of the Knights of Labor led to support for a national populist political party in the late 1800s.
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Answer: Children in underdeveloped countries are not as frequently immunized as those living in developed countries.
Explanation: A P E X