Equal Rights amendment, this amendment was proposed by National Organization for Women which aimed at bringing the following amendments as,
- "<em>Equality of Rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United states or any state on account of sex</em>."
- "<em>The congress shall have the power to enforce, the provisions of this article through appropriate legislation.</em>"
- "<em>This amendment shall take effect two years after the date of ratification</em>."
National Organization for Women was succeeded in passing it in the Congress in 1972, even this bill was also ratified by,
the then President Richard Nixon, but they were not so successful in passing it from the 38 states out of Fifty states of United States of America.
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After seeing the results of this question's answer 1 is incorrect. From the instruction I believe that either 2 or 4 are the correct answer.
Answer: He identified each human fingerprint as unique and developed a way to classify them
Explanation:
The case was significant because it established the principal of judicial review, the power of Federal courts to declare legislative and executive acts unconstitutional. It was important because it was the first Supreme Court case.
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The theory of Montesquieu, which defends the <em>separation of powers</em> was implemented in many constitutions around the world. It was implemented in the US Constitution, because the founding fathers considered that the American states sufferd abuse from the powers of the monarchy and parlamentarism. The constitution <em>limits the powers</em> of the federal government and <em>balances the powers</em>, which are:
Legislative - makes law
Executive - executes and forces the law
Judiciary - interprets and applies the law in the name of the state.
