The correct answer is A) Mexican Repatriation Program
The Mexican Repatriation Program was a program that consisted of the deportation of Mexicans and Mexican-Americans. It lasted between 1929 and 1936. The book “Decade of Betrayal: Mexican Repatriation in the 1930s” estimates that more than 30% of the deported people were US citizens. The estimation is that over a million people were deported. They named the act “repatriation” because it was said at that time that people were coming back to their country.
The quotation that reflects the perspective of most Georgia legislators in 1956 regarding the Georgia state flag is the last one in the list: “Georgia’s flag should be a symbol of our resistance to federal integration laws.”
The state flag used from 1956 to 2001 consisted of the Confederate War Flag, which a minority considered offensive due to its use by the Confederate States of America and several white supremacist groups. African Americans in particular consider it offensive, since the symbol was being used in 1956, during the height of the struggle for non-segregation. Even in 1956, support for the flag was not unanimous, with the United Daughters of the Confederacy opposing the prophetic statement that the change would "cause friction."
When Adolf Hitler came to power, he explained how the Jews were the "stab in the back" and so everyone at first discriminated against Jews.Soon, they enforced every Jew to have the Star of David stitched on to there clothing so that they could identify them. The also have a small identification book(the size of a passport) so that when a German officer asked them to see their book, if they had a J or Jude, they were taken away and were never seen again.
Answer:
Primary
Explanation:
Under democracy, primary is the most common form of party candidate selection.
At the primary election, the party members discuss and debate the candidates, help create the party's platform, and listen to the presidential nominee's acceptance speech.