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Which Bill of Rights amendment extended suffrage to groups that had been previously exluded?
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None of them. The Bill of Rights consist of the first 10 amendments to the constitution. The 15th amendment to the constitution gives people of all races and colors the right to vote. The 19th amendment to the constitution gives women the right to vote.
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Why were men exluded from ballet at one point?
They weren't. It was women who were excluded. Men played the female parts during this time.
Why were some groups exluded from reform?
Try were excluded because they mostly were fighting for some rights they they havent yet had. So they pretty much excluded themselves.
Why were the first nations exluded from Canadian confederation?
They were not colonies and had their own treaties with Britain. Besides it would have been much harder to expand as Canada wanted if they had rights within the Confederation.
What is the break in a graph called?
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Communication in a relationship is even more important than sex. Let her know what she is doing to you by excluding you as she may not be aware she is doing it. If she thinks you are being too picky then don't allow her to exclude your and when out with a group of her friends introduce yourself and win them over with your personality. You don't need her to have fun. If she goes out often and excludes you then you need to let her know you are not putting up with her bad behavior. If she doesn't clean up her act then you should breakup with her as there many other nice young women out there that would treat you with the respect you deserve.
What were blacks exluded from doing during the depression?
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is Mormonism still practiced?
Yes it is. In fact, in 2012, the Republican candidate for president, Mitt Romney, was (and is) a Mormon. The home of the LDS church (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints) is in Salt Lake City, Utah; but there are Mormon houses of worship in many states of the United States, and Mormons send missionaries to share their faith all over the world. Another Answer: Yes! As of 2013, there are over 14.5 million members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) around the world. Mormon congregations are in every state of the United States and nearly every nation (a handful of strict communist and Middle Eastern nations exluded). The practice of Mormonism has only increased since it was founded in 1830.
What prevents piggy from being ther natural leader in lord of the flies?
Although Piggy wishes to accompany Ralph, when he sets out to climb the mountain to ascertain whether they are on an island or not, Ralph chooses Jack and Simon to go with him. Appart from that most of the exclusion which Piggy experiences is self inflicted. He can't swim so he doesn't go swimming and he is to fat and lazy to go hunting or help building the huts. He is mentally exluded by his attitude, he thinks and talks like an adult which, combinded with his body fat, glasses and Asthma, serves to set him apart from the other boys.
Can you include cash advance debts in bankruptcy?
All things must be included. All assets, all liabilities. It's how they are handled that differs.The thing is, debt incurred within the last 30 days (and as I'm writing it I think it may be even more), isn't dischargeable. And they way Payday type loans are written, they actually become new every 30 days, or pay period or such. that's how they get those super huge fee's and interest. They are considered an abusive form of lending and many States are looking to ban them. And also because of that, some courts look the other way and simply allow them to be part of dischargeable debt.
List 5 reasons Piggy is an outsider in Lord of the Flies?
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Is background check legal?
For companies/business to conduct one is illegal since it would be considered Privacy intrusion, Search and seizure without a warrant, and Double Jeopardy. Double Jeopardy means if a person has comitted a crime once they cannot be held accountable for a crime more than once not even by a court and esp. not by a company. The first problem is that they shouldn't have access to criminal backgrounds which infringes upon double jeopardy. Double Jeopardy not only applies to courts/judges but to anyone else. Than we have privacy intrusion and search without a court odered warrant because even if the person provides consent businesses or companies are not suppose to allowed to ask for such information or be able to obtain such information. Not even those companies that are considered private background info comapnies are suppose to have this information or sell it to anyone. Why is it allowed because most people have not filed suit, sued, against companies that do background checks. Search and seizure without a warrant and double Jeopardy is the Bill of Rights and there are no exceptions. Its not whether about what some judge, senator, majority believes but whether its a violation of the bill of rights. Some people are exluded from these background checks because they are rich or have a status which is unfair and unconsitutional. <><><> Above is incorrect. In some employment, such as work in a daycare center, selling firearms, or working with explosives, a background check is required by law. In other cases, an employer may conduct a background check with the consent of the person being checked. This does not constitute a search, nor is it double jeopardy. Background checks will reflect crimes for which you were CONVICTED, not simply arrested. If you apply for a job with me as an accountant, I have a right to know that you were convicted of embezzling money in the past. Please note that laws vary place to place, we get questions here from several different nations, and that WikiAnswers may not be the best place to seek legal advice. To the original poster- Name calling is not permitted on WikiAnswers. I have not called you names, and would appreciate the same courtesy. Your citations on the constitution and Bill of Rights overlooks that those apply to the actions of the government, not a private employer. As stated, some employment REQUIRES a background check, other cases it may be conducted with the consent of the employee.
Is a background check legal?
Yes, background checks are legal as long as they comply with applicable laws and regulations. Employers often use background checks to verify information provided by job candidates and ensure a safe and conducive work environment. It's important for organizations to follow guidelines like the Fair Credit Reporting Act to protect the rights of individuals being investigated.
