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I think that Sojourner Truth will struggle against society, since she was an enslaved person fighting for freedom. I think she will also have person-versus-person conflicts with her enslavers and other people who try to stop her.
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C. African Americans.
African Americans could not be regarded as citizens or people of the state/ country.
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The 1857 Dred Scott v. Sandford Supreme Court decision involved Dred Scott, a slave who had been taken to a slave-free state of Illinois and the Wisconsin area and then brought back again to his master's old state in Missouri. Claiming that he deserved to be deemed a free man, the court decided that the move did not mean he is free.
Pertaining to this case, the Supreme Court decided that no slave, meaning no African American can be given legal citizenship status. This means that an African American cannot become a citizen of the state he resides in.
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supported American Indians
impressed US sailors
demanded bribes to create peace
seized US ships
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Think about it for a second. They were alone in a wilderness. If they wanted a wife, how were they to get one? Could they order one out of a catalog? Could they write home to their parents to pick out a nice lady from the church group? Could they go the taverns or commons house to pick out a suitable decent woman?
None of these options were very good. What they could do is barter for some well brought up girl from the First Nations tribe. And the girls were very well brought up.
The United States during WWII were simultaneosly fighting in two different fronts. The forces were splitted. On the first hand, they were fighting in the Eruopean front against Germany and the Nazis and, on the other hand, they were fighting in the Pacific, were there were several fronts both in Asia and in the Pacific Ocean, against the Empire of Japan.