Before a case reaches the Supreme Court, a few things need to happen.
Usually, the case begins in Federal District Court. After that court makes a decision, it makes its way to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeal for the region it originated in.
After that, the losing party would appeal to the Supreme Court. The Justices meet and decide which cases they want to hear, or grant a writ of certiorari to for that term.
Granting a writ of "cert" is a rare thing but it it is the final step before a case makes it to SCOTUS.
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C. Economic problems and depression around the world
Explanation:
looks like it's this one friendo
In many ways racism was still prominent within the United States after the civil war. Many laws were set in place to keep African Americans below white Americans. These were known as the Jim Crow laws. Even after the Jim Crow laws were removed segregation and civil rights issues were common until the 1960’s.
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the system of checks and balances is intended to make sure that no branch or department of the federal government is allowed to exceed its bounds, guard against fraud
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and allow for the timely correction of errors or omissions.
Answer: D
It allowed sailors to know their direction.
Explanation: its obviously not any of the others and compasses tell direction
