By definition, a prisoner of war, or most commonly known as the POW, is used to describe a person in which it is in a state of being captured by the enemy forces wherein they were held in custody usually in garrisons. In addition, t<span>hey knew how to fix what they already had and improvise or build what they needed from living in the depression.</span>
Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger B<span>. </span>Taney<span> made the pro-slavery ruling in the 1857 Dred Scott Case that deemed blacks weren't citizens of the United </span>States<span>.</span>
