<span>C- The Cherokee claimed that because they were an independent nation, they could not be governed by state laws.
In the 1831 case, the Supreme Court said it did not have jurisdiction to rule in the case, because the Cherokee could not be considered an independent nation, but rather were a dependent nation within the United States. But it left open the possibility of a "proper case with proper parties." In <em>Worcester v. Georgia </em>(1852), that sort of case was presented and ruled in favor of the sovereignty of the Cherokee Nation.
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The correct answer is D) They wanted power in the hands of state governments.
<em>The statement that best matches the believes of the Federalist Party in the 1790s is “They wanted power in the hands of state governments.”
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The creation of the Federalist Party had its origins in the first administration of President George Washington. The Federalist Party was created as an opposition to the ideas of the Republican-Democratic Party at that time. The principal ideas of the Federalist party were a strong federal government, strong trade with England, and an open diplomatic relations with the British.
What role did the catholic church play in the development of the heliocentric theory promoted by copernicus and galileo
He was angry when the United States decided to keep control of the phillipines
