Both were famous abolitionist in the U.S. although Garrison was white and Douglass was black. They <span>were also close friends and co-workers in the American Anti-Slavery Society up till 1850 when bills for the Compromise were passed.
Garrison to Douglass: with California joining as a free state, we may soon have sufficient support to overturn the Constitution and write a new one. I hope it will be done in a peaceful manner though.
Douglass to Garrison: the founding fathers did not see slavery as a long term phenomenon here; just as Washington DC is ending the slave trade now. We do not need a new Constitution but there may be conflicts when slavery is abolished.
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Most historians regard Harding as the worst President in the nation's history. In the end, it was not his corrupt friends, but rather, Harding's own lack of vision that was most responsible for the tarnished legacy.
Option 1. i.e Was stronger than the first draft of the act is the right answer.
The Civil Rights Act 1964 was stronger than the first draft as it strengthened all the elements and provisions of the first draft of the act. In the end there was Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the compromise involved in letting disputes be heard in federal courts so that both sides could have a say.
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a U.S. presidency that is characterized by greater power than the Constitution allows.
