Dubois in his statement of "stealing the black man's ballot" was probably getting at the idea that those who are being elected by blacks are not representing them to the fullest of their power or potentially at all. During Dubois' time there was still oppressive racial segregation and inequality in the treatment of blacks in America even though there was political enfranchisement or the right to vote for blacks. Dubois could also have been referring to impediments to supporting black voting rights through gerrymandering, or preventing black access to voting, or other anti-black measures in the electoral process.
There used to be a land bridge between Russia and Alaska
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Chicago's plan for the city in the development around the lakes was a plan known as the Burham Plan for the city of Chicago, in 1909. The designers of the city and authors of the plan were Edward H. Bennet and Daniel Burnham.
The plan contemplated a serious renovation of the lakefront so people could enjoy the shore of Lake Michigan. The Commercial Club of Chicago supported the plan and chose Architect Burnham for his outstanding work in the World Columbian Exposition of 1893.
Leaders wanted as much territory as possible for their empires which led to things like the imaginary line of demarcation. They were motivated with the glory and wealth that came from having big empires. This is because large empires facilitated trade and collection of more taxes