What was Daniel Webster's position on slavery?

He argued that slavery was necessary, benefiting both slaves and slave owners

He was against slavery

He was against slavery but owned slaves

How might history have been different if the Ottomans had lost the Battle of Constantinople in 1453?

Which of the following is considered to be a "fundamental" rather than "immediate" cause of World War 1 A. fighting in the Balkins B. assassination of Arkuduke Franz Ferdidninan C. formation of secret alliances D. Germany invasion of Belgium

What does the executive branch do? a. Make laws b. Interpret laws c. Carry out laws d. Revise laws

What are some ways congress can check the executive branch

The bill of rights, added to the constitution in 1791, is most correctly described as a ... a) description of rights the people hadb) list of rights that the government gave to people c.

What does Joseph Touma mean when he says "We're looking for a trickle-up effect"

How/when did the united states officially enter world war ii?

What was one of the ways Mussolini controlled Italy?

What did the federalists say would happen to the country if Jefferson was elected

What is the firsthand historical evidence used to support a claim in an argumentative essay called? an expert source a primary slunce an academic source a secondary source