Alexander Hamilton argued in Federalist 78 all of the following except for letter D. The courts had the power to determine the meaning of only the Constitution, and in this way preserve it. Federalist No. 78 is an article by Alexander Hamilton, the seventy-eighth of The Federalist Papers. Like the greater part of The Federalist Papers, it was distributed under the nom de plume.
<span>a. It involved the lynching of a Jewish man by a mob in Cobb County. Eliminate
</span>Which statement BEST describes the "Leo Frank Case"?
NOT:
b. It involved the lynching of a Black man by a mob in Fulton County.
c. It allowed the death penalty to resume in Georgia and around the United States.
<span>d. It caused the death penalty to be halted in Georgia and around the United States.</span>
Round and dynamic because throughout him narrating there are drastic changes and up’s and downs
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The statement about the Harlem Renaissance that is generally accepted as accurate is "The participants all joined together to create the Harlem Renaissance movement."
The Harlem Renaissance was one of the most important African American movements in the United States at that time. It started approximately in the 1910s and ended by the 1930s. It had its origins in Harlem, New York, a place where African American writers, musicians, and artists, gained national attention for the prominent works they developed and exhibited, strengthening the black culture and heritage.
Great artists such as Zora Neale Hurstung and Langston Hughes were two of the most important representatives of the Harlem Renaissance.
Creoles (criollos in spanish) was the name given to spanish people who were born in the new world