Which of the following statements about gangs in the 1950s and 1960s is false? Select one: a. The threat of gangs and gang violence swept the public consciousness. b. By the mid-1960s, the gang menace seemed to have peaked. c. In the 1960s, some gangs shifted their emphasis from criminal behavior to get involved in social or political activities. d. The decrease in gang menace was partially due to many gang members being drafted into the army.

B. By the mid 1960s, the gang menace seemed to have peaked.

Explanation:

The statement chosen is incorrect because the the 1960s, the ganga menace did not peak but decreased almost disappearing. There are a couples of factors explaining this decrease: gang-control programs became more effective as police members infiltrated gangs and arrested leaders, also many gang leaders got involved in political and social issues and used their resources to fight against inequality and war, also some gang members were drafted for war, and finally it is also thought that gang members got addicted to heavy drugs and were unable to continue their harmful gang lifestyle.

the correct answer is "ethnic heritage".

a person's ethnicity can influence a lot the way he/she votes.

in the united states, for example, black people tend to vote democratic. it happens because the society builds a strong division among people, and equals tend to mingle and support equals. black people's votes in a whole will most certaintly lean towards a candidate or a party which supports the fight against racism.

it limited free speech.   so in other words people could not talk bad about the government   or the flag