I think d but don’t trust me
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was a social activist and Baptist minister who played a key role in the American civil rights movement from the mid-1950s until his assassination in 1968. King sought equality and human rights for African Americans, the economically disadvantaged and all victims of injustice through peaceful protest
This is quite amusing considering today’s climate. But on a serious note, no. In a democracy, there is no dictator... though it seems to be looking different as of now, lol. Democracy implies decisions are heavily effected and steered by the people
<em>D is the correct answer.</em>
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Each level of government relies on the other levels of government to do different things as in the United States no one level of government is charged with doing everything.
As a result, local governments need the federal government for funding while federal governments need local governments for on the ground execution of projects.
Life was very difficult for American women in general before and even after the second world war, and the war greatly had an effect on many things.<span><span> The life of American women was one of the things it change.</span><span> As the end of the second world war came, life for America women changed for the better, as women became more important and more than just household workers.</span><span> Women became more important and were more greatly respected and allowed more opportunities thanks to the second world war. In other other words, the life of American women differed before, during, and after the war in the sense that it got better for them and they were treated with new levels of respect as time passed on.</span></span>
<span> In the beginning before the war, most women were expected to be 'housewives' or to do jobs that were "woman" like jobs that didn't have to do with physically hard work.<span> This included working as an domestic servant.</span><span> However, by the 1940s, women were being called by the Armed Forces to aid them.</span><span> The difference between the beginning and during the war for American women is that once the second world war came, women had more importat job opportunities that allowed them to be seen as more "strong" and "manly".</span></span>
<span> The difference between life for American during the war after the war is that it got better for American women. As during the war, women came to play a large role in the military and gender roles changed, after the war. The women who served during the war led to impact the women afterwards to expect more from their lives, and to make a better name for themselves. Although it didn't happen quickly, their participation in the war eventually won the recognition of many people and men began to more greatly respect women and bring equality to both sexes. In others words, the years after second world war was not only harder for women as they worked to gain more respect, but was more better, as they found themselves received greater amounts of recognition, respect, and equality as time passed.</span>
