Thaddeus Stevens (1792-1868) was an American politician who belonged to the radical current of the Republican Party. He was noted for his social sense which allowed him to earn the nickname "champion of equality" since he fought for civil rights, the abolition of slavery, and free education. Because of this, he considers himself an active member of the Republican party and a radical politician who advocated for the rights of the underprivileged and the segregated during a time of great change in the United States. So the correct answer is False.
Explanation: I believe the arrival of British traders in India in 1615 significantly impacted the direction of India's history. These bonds with the British would last for hundreds of more years until they gained independence from them in 1947.
The first written frame of government that became the forerunner of state constitutions and the United States Constitution was the "<span>D) Fundamental Orders of Connecticut," since this had many characteristics of a constitution. </span>
