How can state leaders add to the constitution without having to change the entire document?

Why did the crown pass the intolerable acts

Abraham Lincoln issued an executive order freeing slaves in Confederate states in 1863 two years before the war ended. What was the name of this order? A. The Confiscation Acts B. The Emancipation Proclamation C. The Civil Rights Act D.

What was the outcome of the dawes allotment act of 1887?

Which principle in the Constitution divides authority between three branches of government? A) the rule of law B) limited government C) separation of powers D) the supremacy clause

First secretary of state hamilton 2. first secretary of the treasury randolph 3. drafter of the bill of rights jay 4. minister to britain who negotiated a treaty in 1795 pinckney 5.

Father hidalgo led a struggle for independence in which country? a) peru b) venezuela c) mexico d) argentina

Why don't we hear about Cripus Attucks that much?

The abolition movement that ended with the emancipation of America's slaves started in: the Pacific Coast states the Northeast Canada the South

What opinions do you think each of the following had of napoleon? royalists, catholic priests, soldiers, and republicans

Why did the u. s. senate, known as the "irreconcilables," refuse to approve the versailles peace treaty?