The federal laws of the united states were mainly derived from the common law system of england. a. True b. False

The correct answer is D) They objected to the segregation in the U.S. military.

Many Civil Rights leaders opposed President Lyndon Johnson on the Vietnam War in that they objected to the segregation in the U.S. military.

However, President Lyndon B. Johnson will be remembered for his support of civil rights in the United States. On July 2, 1964, he signed the Civil Rights Act that prohibited any kind of racial discrimination in employment and education. The act also prohibited racial discrimination in public places.

Blue Train is an upper class train (and a known elite train in the whole world) in South Africa travelling from Pretoria to Cape Town and vice versa. Its history began in 1923 connected to Union Limited and Union Express trains which began in 1923. In 1947 (World War II), it stopped its services and resumed on 1997.

The correct answer is D) more families include two parents that work outside of the home than in the 1950s.

The statement that is true about how the family structure has changed in the US since the 1950s is “more families include two parents that work outside of the home than in the 1950s.”

One of the most notorious things in modern families in America is that the Father and the mother are educated people that want or need to have a job in order to help their families. Many of these parents attended middle or high school and they know how to do something in the labor market. This way, both can have an income that can be applied in education for their children, health services and other commodities that can be possible thanks to both parents having a job.  

The correct answers are A) According to the Constitution, slaves were considered three-fifths of a person for white male voting privilege. B) Women were considered the property of their husbands according to the Thirteenth Amendment. C) The Fifteenth Amendment, while it allowed all men of any race the right to vote, denied all women the right to vote.

American law has codified discrimination in the following ways: According to the Constitution, slaves were considered three-fifths of a person for white male voting privilege. Women were considered the property of their husbands according to the Thirteenth Amendment. The Fifteenth Amendment, while it allowed all men of any race the right to vote, denied all women the right to vote.

Throughout the history of the United States, American law has had some issues with discriminatory pieces of legislation. For instance, the 3/5 Compromise, resulting from the Constitutional Convention of 1787, in Philadelphia. Slaves were counted as a 3/5 of a citizen, in order to consider a State's representation in Congress. This compromise benefited Southern states. Another example was the 15th Amendment to the United States Constitution that allowed men the right to vote in the US but left behind women, in which many women of the time criticized as an act of discrimination against them.

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