The option which is not correct about David Hilbert is that <u>He wrote a biography on Euclid.
</u>He was a mathematician, not a biographer - although he did mention Euclid in his research, it was not to talk about his life, but to point out the inaccuracies in his theories.
<u />If you need to choose more than one answer, perhaps choose that <u>He invented the point</u> - he just named the point, he did not invent it.
However, if you need only one answer, then choose just the fourth option.
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Justice Taney assumes that the writers of the Constitution would agree with him about citizenship.
Yes, you are correct. Though, they all make sense and mean the same thing, but B is the best choice.
