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That was before the revolutionary war, but what are you asking???
Answer: In 1948 the Supreme Court determined that presidential powers under the acts continued after cessation of hostilities until there was a peace treaty with the hostile nation. The revised Alien Enemies Act remains in effect today.
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Alien and Sedition Acts.
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Frederick Douglass had a significant impact on the fight for African-American rights. Douglass, who escaped from slavery, was remembered for several different contributions. One of the biggest ones were the speeches he gave around the country warning black and white audiences alike about the inhumane treatment of slaves in the south. Over the course of twenty plus years, Douglass gave thousands of anti-slavery speeches.
Besides speeches, Douglass also wrote a book to share his experience. He wrote three different books with the most popular being the Narrative of the life of Frederick Douglass, an American slave. Thousands of these books were created and read by the American people.
Lastly, throughout the 1840's all the way through the 1860's, Frederick Douglass was an imperative part of the abolitionist movement. This movement was organized in hopes of getting rid of the institution of slavery in the US.
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Television is your answer. Cartoons, soaps, and all sorts of things boomed in the TV economy. Motion pictures and sporting events were already around. The automobile did boom, but not as a form of entertainment.
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