Answer:
I think the right answer is A. Justice Taney assumes that the writers of the Constitution would agree with him about citizenship.
Explanation:
He claims that black people could not become citizens, even if they gain their freedom, because the Founding Fathers wanted it that way. Black people were never supposed to become citizens in the times the Constitution was written. Of course this is not true, therefore is a fallacy.
The full moon shines brightly through the trees, making it my only source of light. My heart beats faster than a drum as I walk through the mysterious forest. After hours upon hours of wondering, I stumble upon a shed. Looking at it send shivers down my spine and the feeling of someone watching me strengthens. Not having any other source of shelter, I boldly walk towards the house. My vision starts to darken and my head pounds, but I continue to get closer. I can feel my body shutting down, as if I'm entering a trance. Yet I can't stop walking towards the house. My hand touches the doorknob, but at the same time I feel something touch my shoulder. I glance behind me and there it was. The next thing I knew I blacked out.
This is more of a short ish story that I rushed so you can add or delete anything you dislike, I'm not that good at writing im sorry!
Top-Down is used to refer to a situation in which decisions are made by a few people in authority rather than by the people who are affected by the decisions
In an essay it should only be one I'm pretty sure, but in a narrative as many as it takes to explain a lesson learned. If you were writing a book your conclusion would be whatever comes to you and whatever you feel the characters would do/say/feel.
Probably C or D but I recommend you try process elimination and just do the answer that BEST matches it
