Answer: C. Droughts and long winters sometimes ravaged the herds
Explanation: I'm different
Answer:
Criminals
Explanation:
People who have previously lived in the USA, have a criminal record and were deported, may not enter the country again. People who are on international lists of suspected criminals (like on the most wanted list of Interpol), may not enter the American territory.
Answer:
the Supreme Court ruled that Congress could not outlaw slavery anywhere in the United States.
Explanation:
In the Dred Scott v. Stanford case 1847, Dred Scott sued for freedom citing that as far as he has visited two free states he is automatically a free individual and cannot be re-enslaved. However he lost the case. In 1854, the case was brought to United States Supreme Court and Chief Justice Roger Taney rules against him. In his ruling, he said that all people of African descent, free or slave, were not United States citizens and therefore had no right to sue in federal court. he also wrote that the Fifth Amendment protected slave owner rights because slaves were their legal property.
- Nativist tried (...) to ruin the U.S. Much of the nativist sentiment was incorporated into the Republican party but Abraham Lincoln, his second presidential candidate, rejected it sharply when it was presented in 1890: his program opposed any modification of the nationalization laws to cut the rights of immigrants or citizens without differentiating among those born inside or outside the United States.
- Immigrants continued (...) and live the life. According to U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, in order to work in the United States, you must have one of the following documents:
- A permanent resident card, also called green card.
- An Employment Authorization Document (work permit).
- A Visa based on a job that allows you to work for a specific employer.
