Kings ruled by divine right
Jim Crow laws were laws passed in the Southern states in the US after the era of Reconstruction. These laws perpetuated racial discrimination because they resulted in segregated public facilities. For example, Jim Crow laws lead to separate schools, churches, parks, bus stops, restaurants, and movie theaters for black and white citizens.
These segregated facilities continued to promote racial discrimination, as the facilities for black American citizens were inferior to those for white citizens. This was especially true when it came to public schools.
<span>1. The eventual election of Andrew Jackson lead to acceptance of the common man. Once you get through the biography Andrew Jackson, you will definitely get to know that his period of being a president is called the Era of the Rise of the Common Man. Even though he considered himself as a 'common man', he made the most powerful office in the three branches of government out of office of president. He was a wise man with strong political issues.
2) Increased suffrage and the development of new political parties in the early 1800s indicate expansion of democracy. States decided not to deal with the suffrage and just let everything go with a flow, causing a wave of new democracy. In 1820's many white males won the right to vote that made parties be more organized which completely changed the previous democracy.<span>
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The correct answer is - I and III.
The Northwestern United States and the Southwestern United States are the least likely, in general, to be engaged in organic agricultural production. The likes of New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, that form the southwestern region are one of the states where the production of organic food is the smallest. The northwestern region on the other hand, is more diverse, with Montana and Idaho being bellow the average in organic production, Oregon being at the average, and Washington being in one of the biggest organic producers, but as a whole, the region is predominantly bellow average in the organic production.