<span>1. migratory
2. </span><span>regulatory</span>
Answer:
Correct Answer:
4.studied to become an Episcopal priest was a founder of the National Organization for Women
Explanation:
Anne Pauli Murray was an American civil rights activist who later became a lawyer,and a women's rights activist. Also, she went ahead to become an Episcopal priest, and author of so many books on poetry.<em> </em>
<em>She also co-founded a feminist organization in 1966 called the </em><em>National Organization for Women</em><em> which helped in promoting feminist view and women rights in America.</em>
For the answer to the questions above, I believe that <em><u>it is because the constitution is a living document and it should not be stagnant and resistant to change, and is therefore allowed to change to meet the USA's needs at the time.</u></em>
What is working before maybe won't work in the future.
Objections to the League of Nations shape the U.S. Senate to reject the Treaty of Versailles.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Treaty of Versailles considered as the peace treaty since it ended the WWI between Germany and the Allies. Also, it consisted of a provision and it is created by Woodrow Wilson - President of US at that time.
He wanted an international organization as League of nations the Allies. This treaty has to be signed by each country's representatives. But the senators of the US opposed this treaty since this agreement requires too much power within the League of Nations.
A senator Henry C Lodge argued with 14 reservations to match Wilson's 14 points in the treaty agreement that shows the control league will have over the Nation. Another senator William Borah also opposed the treaty. By Nov. 19, 1919, Borah gave a speech declaration of agreeing to the treaty by mentioning that "surrendered, once and for all."
The correct answer is number 2) the North manufactured goods to sell mainly to the Southern states, but the South preferred imports.
The tariffs controversy exposed sectional differences between the North and the South in that the North manufactured goods to sell mainly to the Southern states, but the South preferred imports.
The Congress of the United States passed the Tariff 0f 1828 on May 19, in order to protect the production of goods in the country, specifically in the states of the North. But Southern states immediately opposed to the act, heading by South Carolina, that considered the decision as to the "Tariff of Abominations," because the act set a 38% tax of most imported good. This represented a negative impact on the economy of the Southern states.
