Question

According to the author, what were the demands of the
people in the crowd? Check all that apply.
increased civil rights and liberties
a constitutional democracy
In these conversations, excited as they were, certain ideas
and catchwords worked themselves to the surface, which
expressed more or less the feelings of the people.... In
the first line the convocation (assembly of a national
parliament. Then the demands for civil rights and
liberties, free speech, free press, the right of free
assembly, equality before the law, a freely elected
representation of the people with legislative power.
and so on - in short, that which was called a
"constitutional form of government on a broad
democratic basis."
-Carl Schurz
equal pay for women
a national legislature
the separation of church and state
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Answer 1

Answer:

- Increased civil rights and liberties

- A constitutional democracy

- A national legislature

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Answer 2

According to the author, the demands of the people in the crowd were:

Increased civil rights and liberties

A constitutional democracy

A national legislature.

• According to Carl Schurz, people demanded a constitutional democracy that would have fair elections to form a government and provide equal rights to all.
• They demanded liberties, free speech, civil rights and so on.
• A national legislature makes laws that can also amend them.

Therefore we can conclude that the crowd wanted a democratic form of government to avoid monarchy.

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