<span>The 14th amendment defines basic national citizenship and forbids states from restricting individual rights therein. "Jim Crow" laws of the post-reconstruction south exploited the case-law of the 19th century Supreme Court by claiming that provisions which segregated were "separate but equal."</span>
A. He could not influence the other other Allied leader to accept his Fourteen Points
King James II was the dude your talking about. Remember King James II of England.
In United States , feminists history is linked to the abolitionists. And the leader of the most of the abolitionists were Male. Women's progress towards these feminists goals were limited in abolition years. Later on, some individual women ( like Elizabeth Blackwell , <span>Antoinette Brown Blackwell etc.</span>) were manage to break the barriers to advancement.
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