<span>He supported the idea of "popular sovereignty" and felt that it was the right of the citizens of a territory to permit or prohibit slavery.</span>
Answer:
The U.S. paid fifteen million dollars to Mexico in exchange for nearly half a million square miles of land.
Explanation:
On the basis of Judge Browne's statement that presupposes the fellacy of the Prosecutor's argument, we can conclude that the decision of the Supreme Court in Plessy vs. Ferguson in 1896 is not about putting the black race in an inferior position due to forced separation in public objects, as long as these facilities are of the same quality. If there is social prejudice, the blacks created it by putting themselves in an inferior position.
On the basis of all this Jim Crow's law is accepted because it provides equal conditions to all races according to the principle: separated but equal.
This law provided for separate cars for blacks or their accommodation behind the partitions.
The right answer is C. Civil and political rights of blacks and whites are equal.
Religion. Often times religion is heavily inter-twined with culture.
Medieval Christendom was divided into two parts. The Christians of eastern Europe were under the leadership of the patriarch of Constantinople (modern day Istanbul, in Turkey). Those in western Europe (which this article mainly deals with) were under the leadership of the bishop of Rome, commonly called the pope (papa<span>, or “father”). These two branches gradually adopted different practices – for example the Western church came to ban clerical marriage, while the Eastern church did not – and there was growing friction between the two. Eventually, with the pope claiming seniority over the patriarch, and vice versa, both sides excommunicated each other in 1054. This began a schism which would last throughout the Middle Ages and beyond.</span>