I don't understand the question
The debate over slavery in the United States did not start with the Constitutinal Convention during 1787. However, it was known that the issue first came to the fore. There were
different commitment to this idea, some northerns did not like it, but the southerners agreed to it. It was obvious that compromise was needed for the
Constitution to be established. An <span>arrangement was written in to the Constitution
by which for voting purposes slaves would be counted as three-fifths (3/5s) of
a person. </span>
Answer:
Magna Carta
Explanation:
The Magna Carta is a document that bears the basic rules pointing out that every individual, including the king, is subject to the law of the land and the document also presented and guarantees rights to justice and the right to have a fair trial.
The early citizens of the country see this document as one that clearly shows what liberty truly means and what the government should be doing around safeguarding the people and not to get them duly oppressed.
I think it's the western and eastern fronts.
Based on my knowledge about Malcolm X, here's what I think best fits.
Malcolm X <span>was assassinated in 1965.
</span>Malcolm X <span>rejected integration. </span><span>
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