The Marshall Court is one of the, if not the most, important courts of American history. The most famous case of his court was Marbury v. Madison which stated ultimately that the court could review any executive or legislative bills or appointments for constitutionality. This case solidifies the Court's place in the three branches and clears the confusion regarding the Court's place and purpose. Judicial review is the most important job of the Court and has been the major purpose since. He also led the Court in decisions regarding interstate trade, transportation, banking, and federal law trumping state laws.
The answer to this question is the letter C. They were the best men.
The council members in Athens who handled taxies and treaties were chosen almost male citizens. Choosing is changed over time, but after the history of about 500 BCE, they were chosen randomly which the greater numbers from the chosen ones are mostly males.
Answer:
It changed stereotypes
Explanation:
In earlier days Africa was seen as a continent not as developed as the rest of the world, being nomads and scavenging for food. With learning about Mansa Musa it is clear that Africa had many developed civilizations. Mansa Musa was extremely rich and it showed how complex Mali already was compared to early Europeans thinking of Africa being uncivilized.
Your answer would be a. It allowed them to build permanent settlements because they no longer had to follow their food as nomads.