On this day in 1864, President Abraham Lincoln nominates Ulysses S. Grant for the newly revived rank of lieutenant general. At the time, George Washington was the only other man to have held that rank. Winfield Scott also attained the title but by brevet only; he did not actually command with it
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No, it was Marbury vs. Madison that set Judicial review. Even if it isn't Marbury vs. Madison, it's definitely not Miranda vs. Arizona.
The correct answer is C, "rapid black equality with whites."
Pope Gregory I was known for his writings, which were a lot more numerous and loved than those of any of his predecessors. One of his most famous writings were his Dialogues.
