This intermingling of powers was a determining condition in the struggle between church and state that was a main theme in the history of the West in the Middle Ages
Answer:
B. William Penn and the quakers
Explanation:
William Penn formed Pennsylvania on quaker beliefs, that every human is created equal and should be treated so. This colony was very accepting of all races and nationalities making it the first anti slavery group.
Two broad goals achieved by the decisions written by John Marshall were: "b. establishing the importance of the Supreme Court," and "<span>d. strengthening the Federal government," since the Marshall Court was relatively "activist" in this regard. </span>
Answer:
Approximately one-third of cowboys in the American
West were nonwhite, the largest group being Mexican vaqueros
African Americans comprised the second-largest
group of nonwhite cowboy
Explanation:
<em>The answer to the question is removal to internment camps.</em>
