What made slavery illegal in the U. S.?

a. The Thirteenth Amendment

b. The Emancipation Proclamation

c. Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address

d. The Gettysburg Address

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Describe how the cases of Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) and Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas (1954) illustrate how a Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution can change over time.

How did the anti-federalists use the ideas of classical republicanism to support their position?

Jews became money lenders because they where not sble to join the guild true false

The English believed their standing army could control the Indians in 1763. a. True b. False

The US Supreme Court is the A) middle court in the federal judicial branch B) middle court in the state judicial branches C) highest court in the federal judicial branch D) highest court in state judicial branches

Why was Hammurabi's code written? how does Hammurabi's code differ from laws today? Upon what is Hammurabi's code based? why was the 10 Commandments written? How does the 10 Commandments differ from laws today? upon what is the 10 Commandments based?

Which principal reflects a principal of judicial review? State law takes precedence over federal law. Laws that conflict with the Constitution may stand. The executive branch must uphold the Constitution.

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Railroad companies worked closely with Governor Hogg to create railroad reforms. * True Or False