Not really. There was segregation still in the early 60s. Martin LK didn't make an appearance until his speech in 1963 and black people got the right to vote in 1965. Yet again, black people were still heavily judged and they were blamed for a lot of mistakes other people would make. So no. The white prison population was not higher.
Locke believed that the primary purpose of government was to protect the rights of its people.
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The two main changes that the Industrial Revolution of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries featured according to the Britannica Encyclopedia include:
" (1) the use of new basic materials, chiefly iron<span> and </span>steel
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(2) the use of new energy sources, including both fuels and motive power, such as </span>coal<span>, the </span>steam engine<span>, </span>electricity<span>, </span>petroleum<span>, and the </span><span>internal-combustion engine. "</span>
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