In Dred Scott v. Sandford (argued 1856 -- decided 1857), the Supreme Court ruled that Americans of African descent, whether free or slave, were not American citizens and could not sue in federal court. The Court also ruled that Congress lacked power to ban slavery in the U.S. territories.
The terrible past in the passage is system of aparteid.
<h3>What is Terrible past?</h3>
Terrible past refers to bad occurences or events that happened to a person in the past and this occurences tend to reflect in the person future.
terrible past are normally traumatic and painful past events.
Therefore, The terrible past in the passage is system of aparteid.
The question. is incomplete because the passage was not giver, the passage is below.
The passage is here.
you and all the Commissioners and staff of the TRC [Truth and Reconciliation Commission] we say, on behalf of the nation: Thank you for the work you have done so far! If the pain has often been unbearable and the revelations shocking to all of us, it is because they indeed bring us the beginnings of a common understanding of what happened and a steady restoration of the nation's humanity. The TRC... was established by an Act of Parliament with overwhelming support. It is composed of individuals from all backgrounds and persuasions. It has put the spotlight on all of us. . . . [W]e are confident that it has contributed to the work in progress of laying the foundation of the edifice of reconciliation... Reconciliation requires that we work
wounds of the period of repression and resistance are too deep to have been healed by the TRC alone, however well it has encouraged us along that path. Consequently, the Report that today becomes the property of our nation should be a call to all of us to celebrate and to strengthen what we have done as a nation as we leave our terrible past behind us forever. Let us celebrate our rich diversity as a people, the knowledge that when the TRC in its wisdom apportions blame, it points at previous state structures; political organisations [organizations]; at institutions and individuals, but never at any community. Nor can any individual so identified claim that their brutal deeds were the result of some character inherent in any community or language group... Above all, we should remember that it was when South Africans of all backgrounds came together for the good of all that we confounded the prophets of doom by bringing an end to this terrible period of our history." Nelson Mandela, statement on receiving the Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, October, 1998
Here are the options.
- system of Apartheid
- The imprisonment of Mandela
- The Boer Wars
- The Zulu Massacre
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Ordered James Madison, his Secretary of State, to stop work on the appointments.
Answer:
In my opinion carter's speech of Crisis of confidence was to raise the confidence of american people in the government.
Explanation:
Carter's speech in June 1979 detailed a growing sense that Americans were experiencing a crisis of confidence.
Carter's administration was fighting with increasing unemployment, Inflation, and increasing energy cost.
Carter was assumed to return the nation's support and hope for the America's better future - instead performed political self-destruction - speech came off as if he moving and withdrawing opposition - enforced Americans distrust of government.
