What is a possible legal consequence for people who violate the open housing act?

In his speech how does kennedy build his claim that the united states will defend freedom in its hour of maximum emergency? a. by arguing that the u. s. must enforce international law across the world since the united states is the lone superpower in the worldb. by demonstrating that the poverty which many people suffer from is an obstacle to true freedom  c. by stating that the u. s. will play an active role in fighting groups that are opposed to freedom, and by supporting groups that are fighting for freedom  d. by demanding that the adversaries of the united states be more willing to negotiate, or else there will be war

To what extent did mary lease's concepts of justice, freedom, and equality agree with those of samuel gompers and emilio aguinaldo? how did they compare with those of the pinkertons at homestead?

What is the main purpose of "falling action" in a story?