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The claim of the author regarding the electoral college is that it is a vital part of federalism, which is the foundation of our system of government.
<h3>What is an electoral college?</h3>
It should be noted that the elctoral college means the set of electors who are selected to elect a candidate to an office.
The electoral college is a the compromise between large and small states at the Constitutional Convention of 1787.
The evidence that the author use to support their claim is that the system has served the country well as it ensures that the candidate with the
most votes wins.
Lastly, the reasoning behind using the evidence to support the claim is to illustrate the perspective that without the Electoral College, close elections would require recounts in every state, not just in one state thus delaying final results for months or longer.
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A. He believed that African American loyalty would be rewarded with better treatment when they returned home to the U.S.
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In the aftermath of World War I, W.E.B. DuBois urged returning soldiers to continue fighting for democracy at home.
Mculloch refused to pay taxes
Maryland passed a law taxing federal banks
Explanation:
Mculloch Vs Maryland was the a case before the Supreme court in 1819 and the court decided in favor of Mculloch. The court took a decision on whether the Congress had the power to create national banks and whether the state of Maryland interfered in the powers of Congress by deciding to tax the banks.
before 1819 differences of opinion existed between the members of the Congress on whether federal governments should be allowed to create and run a national Bank. Despite oppositions,National Bank started working in the US and the state of Maryland was dissatisfied. They imposed taxes on the Baltimore branch of the Bank of united States and the bank's cashier James W Mculloch refused to pay the taxes and the conflict was resolved by the Supreme court decision that came in favor of Mculloch in 1819.