Answer:
<u>Lincoln :</u>
- believed slavery should not spread
- believed slavery embarrassed the United States in the eyes of the world
<u>Douglas :</u>
- believed states should decide if they want to allow slavery
- believed blacks and whites were not equal
Explanation :
Lincoln used the establishment of slavery as his main platform during the presidential election. He believed that there is no justifiable cause to enslave other human beings, even if we look at it from both economic and human rights perspective.
In economic perspective, industrial revolution have created a way for business to mass produce their goods without needing the work of slaves anymore. In human rights perspective, Lincoln believe that humans are created equal regardless of the color of their skin.
Other Industrialized nations such as England has abolish slavery for around 30 years at that time (in 1833). The fact that United States still did it was an embarrassment in the eyes of the world.
Douglas Believed the exact opposite. He believed that white people are superior to the Blacks. So it is in their divine rights to justify enslaving and 'guide' them. He also believe that the federal government shouldn't determine whether slavery should exist or not. All of that power should be given to the stats.
Answer:
Executive orders can create conflict with Congress as they do not require congressional input or approval.
Explanation:
In the article of The New York Times , January 26,2017 it stated that: "President Trump, at the start of his tenure, is relying heavily on executive actions not just to reverse Obama administration initiatives, but to enact new federal policies covering immigration, health care and other areas in ways that could be seen more as the province of the House and Senate. And he is doing that with clear Republican majorities in Congress."
Sweden is further north than any of the other countries listed, so probably go with Sweden.
Answer:
<h3>During the Holocaust, children were especially vulnerable to death under the Nazi regime. According to estimations, 1.5 million children, nearly all Jewish, were murdered during the Holocaust, either directly or as a direct consequence of Nazi actions.</h3>
Explanation:
<h3>The Nazis advocated killing children of unwanted or "dangerous" in accordance with their ideological views, either as part of the Nazi idea of the racial struggle or as a measure of preventive security. The Nazis particularly targeted Jewish children, but also targeted ethnically Polish children and Romani (also called Gypsy) children along with children with mental or physical defects (disabled children).</h3><h3> please marks me as brainliests please for my effort...</h3>
I think it’s the first option.
The Abolition of Slavery
