states' rights.
The issue of slavery brought up a lot about the issues of states' rights, the South supported things like nullification and slavery becoming legal in the territories. So slavery, which was so key to the South was fought for by fighting for "states' rights".
D. Untouchables because they were at the bottom
Therefore, by making cotton available faster, the slave master thought that ... Because the cotton gin made this faster and more efficient, the textile mills ... (slaves were cheaper than workers of either race), to harvest the cotton.
Establish a government strong enough to forge a union that was strong enough to protect the people and their property and stable in its economy. The enumerated powers describe the various branches of government and how they should work together to ensure that government functions effectively. The three branches include the Executive, Legislature and Judiciary
The Nile River is described as the lifeblood of Egypt because everybody needed the river. They grew crops, took baths, and cleaned clothes in the river. So many people relied on the river back then, and still do to this day. The number one reason the river was needed was for crops. The sand and dirt away from the river was not fertile and dry, so crops weren't able to be grown. Now next to the river, the ground as fertile and wet. Farmers lived near and relied on the Nile a lot.
