1. wanted to establish an abolitionist republic = John Brown: he was against slavery and wanted to eradicate it
2. sued for his freedom = Dred Scott: he wanted to get his freedom in the court, but was unsuccessful
3. Underground Railroad = Harriet Tubman: established safe houses for escaped enslaved families
4. Clay's plan to end sectionalism = American Plan: they refused to negotiate with unions
5. surrender began Civil War = Fort Sumter: after this battle, numerous countries joined the Confederacy
6. won 1860 Presidential election = Abraham Lincoln
7. proslavery constitution in Kansas = Lecompton Fraud: written as a response to the anti-slavery resolutions
Answer:
D. No, since some theories better account for more important data than do others.
Explanation:
While it is true that total objectivity is impossible, and no theory can fully explain a phenomenon, some theories are better than others at explaining things (mostly because they are built on previous theories).
For example, Einstein's General Relativity is better at explaining the Universe than Newton's laws of general motion, or Copernicus' heliocentric view of the Universe, even while the three theories are an improvement over the Ptolemaic geocentric cosmology that dominated Western thought for millenia.
And while Einstein's theories are not perfect, adhering to Newton's or Copernicus' theory instead would be unscientific.
By both being the founding fathers and by both having something to do with the declaration of Independence
<span>The Ancient Library of Alexandria existed under the patronage of the Ptolemaic dynasty in the 3rd century BC in Alexandria, Egypt. It was one of the largest and most significant libraries of the ancient world dedicated to the Muses, the nine goddesses of the arts.<span>
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The three continents on which the Seven Years' War was fought were "<span>A. North America, Europe, and Asia," although it should be noted that "Asia" in this instance refers mostly to India. </span>
