Answer:
False
Explanation:
While there was still racism in the north, the southern states had the majority of the plantations, which is where slaves were forced to work.
Answer:
The presidential election of 1960 occurred as the United States approached the height of a
period of cultural anxiety referred to as the “masculinity crisis.” During this time, the masculinity
of young American men became a point of concern as questions were raised about their
perceived weakness relative to those in the east. This study explores the potential impact of that
cultural context on the outcome of the narrowly-won 1960 election. Using Linguistic Inquiry and
Word Count software, standardized “masculinity quotients” from each candidate were compared
using gendered linguistic standards established by Newman et al. (2008) and a formula to
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quantify linguistic masculinity derived from Slatcher et al. (2007).
Explanation:
An enslaved person could not become free by traveling to a free state or territory was not a ruling of Scott v. Sanford.
Option: A
Explanation:
In 1868, the Fourteenth amendment protest the present decision and made a new decision over the Dred Scott decision by providing citizenship to all those who born in America regardless of racial and ethnic and colour variation.
It was a very important decision in the the then United States court about slavery system. When Emerson died in 1846 Scott referred master's widow for the rest of the movement as they lived freely in the territory. This decision was challenged by Missouri's Supreme Court. Court said Scott is still a slave so he has no right to take any decision.
so a lot of immigrants came to America trying to find greater economic opportunity, and some (aka Pilgrims) arrived in search of religious freedom.
and during the second wave many irish and norwegians emigrated. hope this helped <3
