I believe that it most likely would be D.
The last option, or D. My best answer would be that
Answer:
1. AMERICAN INDIANS were the original inhabitants of North America
• they descended at least 15000 years ago from asians who migrated eastward by sea
2. Before the 1670s the English in the Chesapeake did not draw a harsh line between white freedom and black slavery
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But in the 16000
3. On smaller farms, they worked their master, on larger farms they work under a overseer. Black slaves had work from sun up to sun down.
4. Numbers small, needed soldiers more than fieldworkers
British takeover caused slaves to grow
Louisiana imported about 6,000 slaves
Blacks outnumbered whites
Slaves became artisans, gained freedom
Sexual exploitation of black women created mixed-race offspring
5. Slavery between the north and south in the eighteenth century varied because of the geographical differences between the two regions. In the south it was warmer than the north. Therefore the industry that reigned in the south was the plantation. The South had more Africans so the laws to ensure that Africans wont revolt were very strict as opposed to the North. The north did not have a lot of Africans so the laws were not a strict to control these people
6. They would engage in rebellion and the would have a variety of strategies to resist the work disciple imposed by slaveholders
Explanation:
The correct answer is <span>He wanted to reorganize the federal court system to uphold his New Deal agenda to get the judicial branch’s support.
FDR's idea to "pack the court" referred to his desire to appoint as many judges to the Supreme Court as possible. This was important because Supreme Court judges are responsible for deciding whether federal laws or policies are unconstitutional (illegal).
With this in mind, you could see why FDR wanted to "pack the court." He wanted as many judges as he could to uphold his New Deal programs, even if they did expand the role of the federal government in American society.
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The importance of due process lies in the fifth amendment that tells the federal government that no one should be "deprived of life, liberty or property."
The rights that make up due process are: the right to work in an ordinary type of work, to marry and raise children as parents.
