9th Amendment
The 9th amendment states the government can not expand power to take away rights. The Black Codes were an expansion of state rights which took away the freedman's rights as people.
Answer:
Both, he did do some things that upset people and it may be wrong but he made history and changed many things and helped out on many things involing the US constitution. He was important.
Explanation:
Make sure to do research on him and read the articles to figure out if YOU think he was a hero or a tryant.
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The correct answer is D) Benjamin "Pap" Singleton encouraged African Americans to move to Kansas for better opportunities.
What motivated the mass migration of many African Americans to Kansas in the 1800s was that Benjamin "Pap" Singleton encouraged African Americans to move to Kansas for better opportunities.
In a time when opportunities for work were limited for African Americans, there was a good leader named Benjamin "Pap" Singleton, who was an activist than inspired many black people to move to Kansas in what is known as the "Great Exodus" of African Americans that were looking for better jobs and living conditions for their families. This "exodus" took place from 1877 to 1879.
Answer: a Frenchman built the Suez Canal, but it ultimately came under British control.
Explanation:
Due to a friendly relationship developed while he was a French diplomat, Ferdinand de Lesseps received a concession from Sa'id Pasha, the Khedive of Egypt and Sudan, to form a company to build a canal. After the British invasion of 1882, Britain gained control of the canal. Foreign control of the canal subsisted until the President of Egypt, Gamal Abdel Nasser, nationalized it in 1956.
The correct answer is "Selling Treasury Bills and Treasury Bonds".
The other options are not possible because:
<u>collecting taxes </u>is not "borrowing"
<u>Issuing stock </u>- this is something that companies do when they sell a share in the ownership of it, not government
And goverments don't usually <u>borrow from banks, </u>instead they issue documents promissing to bay back the money (along with an interest) to whoever buys those documents: selling Treasury Bills and bonds.
