Answer:
It should be the Haitian revolution
Explanation:
Really, all you need is the phrase "dictator of Italy"- only one of the options corresponds to this: Benito Mussolini. This is the correct answer.
Other options were not Italian leaders <span>a.Karl Marx - he was a German economist
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<span>b.Franz Ferdinand - he was an Austrian prince
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<span>d.Josef Stalin - he was a Soviet Union leader</span>
Answer:
A. slaves were not citizens of the United States.
Explanation:
Dred Scott decision was a watershed decision ruled by the Supreme Court of the United States in 1857. A suit was filed in the court by Dred Scott demanding his freedom from slavery. He claimed that since his owner took him to free state Illinois from Missouri, and died there, Dred considered himself a free slave. But was brought back to slavery under Missouri Compromise Act. In 1857, the Chief Justice Roger B. Taney ruled that Dred Scott is a slave, and the term 'citizen' does not apply to slaves, therefore, none of the rights provided for citizens of the US apply to Dred Scott.
Therefore, the correct answer is option A.
The process of adding an amendment to the Constitution was made intentionally difficult to prevent amendments based on political whims from being irrevocably added to the Constitution. Even so, the 18th Amendment, which criminalized the sale of alcohol in the United States, was repealed by the 21st Amendment 13 years later. There have been thousands of proposed amendments to the Constitution, but only 33 of those achieved the required supermajority to be submitted to the states for ratification. Of those, six have yet to be ratified, including amendments that would have granted the District of Columbia full representation in Congress, mandated equal rights for men and women and allowed Congress to regulate and prohibit child labor. Another notable unratified amendment is the Corwin Amendment, which has been pending since March 2, 1861 and would have rendered slavery immune to abolition by Congress or by Constitutional amendment.
