Question

4) What happened to some of the Japanese that attempted to run from the camps?

5) What was the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 and who was the President that passed it?
1)In 1848,where did key women (and some men) meet to discuss womens rights?
2)what new group in women's rights?
3)Name two key leaders in the womens movement?
4)what amendment to the US constitution gave women the right to vote?​

Answer 1

1.) Some of the Japanese that attempted to run from the Interment camps. The camps were like prisons. Guards shot the prisoners.

2.) New group in Women's Rights Pioneer groupCongressional Union formed in 1913. Then changed to National Women's Party in 1915.

3.) Two key leaders in the womens movement:

In the Women's Rights Movement of 1891.

Susan B. Anthony

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

4.) What amendment to the U.S. constitution gave women the right to vote?

The 19th Amendment

5.) The Civil Liberties Act of 1988

Fair Housing Amendment Act

Explanation:

To the Japanese Americans for World War 11 internment:

- Restitution

- Apology from U.S.

- Provide Public EducationCommunity Property

- Community Property given for property taken or destryed by Gov.

Forces

- dicouragement of occurances or similar injustices

Sincere delcaration of concern by U.S. violations of human rights

commited by other nations