Why was the Twenty-fourth Amendment passed? How did the amendment expand the right to participate in the democratic process and help ensure equal political rights for African Americans and others?

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Not long ago, citizens in some states had to pay a fee to vote in a national election. This fee was called a poll tax. On January 23, 1964, the United States ratified the 24th Amendment to the Constitution, prohibiting any poll tax in elections for federal officials.When the 24th Amendment was ratified in 1964, five states still retained a poll tax: Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas and Virginia. The amendment prohibited requiring a poll tax for voters in federal elections

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Which cell structure allows a plant to carry out photosynthesis

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Which best explains how the immediacy of electronic communications and the media impacts information in a negative way?


Bad news about a corporation could allow its stockholders to dump their shares on the market, but this could harm the economy.

Videos of a major event caught on camera phones can go viral, but so many perspectives make it hard to tell the real story.

Social media can foster rapid information transfer, but dropped signals and partial tweets often create confusion.

Breaking news can reach around the globe instantly, but unverified details in early news stories often fuel rumors.

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Whích group of people ruled much of Asia during the period shown on this map?
1. Mongol 2. Indian
3. Japanese 4. European
So

Early American leaders designed the articles of confederation to create a national government that?

Should the united states government include women in the draft? Explain why?

Does anyone know which speaker mostly agrees with enlightenment ideas as expressed in the Declaration of Independence?

Why are there so many Indians here?


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how did the enlightenment affect societies during the 17th and 18th centuries​
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How did the economic pressures of industrialization contribute to imperialism?

Describe how your life would be living as a native Aztec.

What does the term interpretation mean in the context of studying history?

A. A technique used to convince others to accept an argument
B. A method for analyzing events outside their historical context
C. An argument that refutes a historian's claims
D. A particular historian's understanding of the past​

Which of the following is true concerning Hoovervilles?
1) They were shanty towns or make shift shelters built by the homeless.
2)
They were called Hoovervilles to mock and place blame on President Hoover
3)
They were the upper class neighborhoods named after the wealthy President
Hoover
4) Both a and b

The illustration shows a section of a slave ship along the Middle Passage.

Slaves on a ship on the Middle Passage.



What does this drawing show about enslaved Africans aboard this ship?

It shows how tightly they were packed, which led to a harsh and often deadly journey.
It shows how loosely they were packed, which led to a very safe and calming journey.
It shows how comfortably they were packed, which led to a secure and harmless journey.
It shows how carelessly they were packed, which led to a casual and effortless journey.

el jefe del gobierno del sultanoto de Delhi se llama
a) emperador
b) sultán
c) rey
d) genghis​

The group who was loyal to the Jewish traditions was the:
Herodians
Pharisees
Sadducees
scribes

What is the meaning of Parasitiko?

How did the Allies’ “Europe-first” strategy affect events in the Pacific in the first half of 1942?

Japan weakened its offensive by sending troops to help Germany.

American leaders tried to sign a truce with Japan.

With fewer resources, Allied forces in the Pacific lost a series of battles against the Japanese.

Allied forces still went on the offensive and drove back the Japanese.

What was expected
of the colonists through the new Quartering Act passed in 1774 as part of
the Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts)?

What year was segregation?

When was the House Un-American Activities Committee formed?
1928
1938
1948
1958

hy did Alexander Hamilton believe that the national bank was constitutional?
He believed in express powers and a strict interpretation of the Constitution.
The Constitution states that a government should have all the powers to carry out its duties, and the national bank was necessary.
He thought the Constitution was a weak document that couldn’t address the needs of the government.The Constitution mentioned the possible need for a bank.

If a writer is arguing that capitalism has more benefits
than socialism, then this evidence functions as a
O claim
O counterclaim.
topic.
O conclusion

Which development occurred as
the late 1800s?
part of the Second Industrial Revolution in the late 1800s?

Describe the dravidian’s Geography

2. Why was the Stuart Dynasty restored to the throne?

Which of these was NOT a musical
style inspired by jazz music?
A. classical
B. country rock
C. hip hop
D. rock and roll

More than 120,000 American Japanese were forced from their homes and incarcerated in ten “relocation centers” and several prisons during World War II. Within months of the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt sent them to these “concentration camps” by executive order. Most of the evacuees and prisoners, more than 70 percent of them, were American citizens, born in the United States. Their first-generation immigrant parents, however, were forever aliens, prevented from gaining naturalized citizenship by the Immigration Act of 1924. Most of them, citizens and aliens alike, were fiercely patriotic. Guarded by soldiers in machine-gun towers, none of them were charged with any crime against the United States. In fact, there was not a single American of Japanese descent, alien or citizen, charged with espionage or sabotage during the war. These men, women and children were locked up for the duration of the war because they looked like the enemy, the troops of Imperial Japan, a place most of them had never seen.
...The dangers of history repeating itself seem greater given that this story is often forgotten, or treated as a footnote in the larger, mostly heroic description of World War II found in American history textbooks. Even at the time, the American Japanese concentration camps were underreported or misrepresented. Although there were periodic national stories about the roundup and incarceration of the American Japanese, much of that coverage treated the evacuation as something like a vacation trip to the country. The camps were generally portrayed as resorts, “pioneer communities” was the euphemism of the day. Americans, their sons shipping off to Europe and the Pacific, had a lot on their minds in those days--and California was still far away from most of America.

Based on this document, what is one way the US Government restricted the civil liberties of Japanese Americans during World War II?

Who was the first president ever to get impeached?​