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1957 - It was an act to provide equal rights to all men, regardless of skin color. <span> 1964 - </span>The Civil Rights Act banned the use of different voter registration standards
An enslaved person could not become free by traveling to a free state or territory was not a ruling of Scott v. Sanford.
Option: A
Explanation:
In 1868, the Fourteenth amendment protest the present decision and made a new decision over the Dred Scott decision by providing citizenship to all those who born in America regardless of racial and ethnic and colour variation.
It was a very important decision in the the then United States court about slavery system. When Emerson died in 1846 Scott referred master's widow for the rest of the movement as they lived freely in the territory. This decision was challenged by Missouri's Supreme Court. Court said Scott is still a slave so he has no right to take any decision.
1) chief of state
2) chief executive
3) chief diplomat
4) commander-in-chief
5) legislative leader
6) chief of party
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Answer:
It is probably D. General will.
Explanation:
The government was made to be ruled by the people, not the government ruling the people. This is because the governments "are instituted among men deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed." So the government gets its powers from voters who consent to the government having this power. The general will is involved and the people are technically <em>willing</em> to give the government its power.
Argumentative essays are written to prove a point and convince the reader that your claim is superior to opposing points.
Therefore, A) "Do details help support the claim?" Is the best answer out of these choices.
Research would be used in a research essay or other kinds of informative essays.
The last two questions are important in all types of writing, and are therefore not specific to argumentative essays or relevant to the question.
