Answer:
E. McColluch v. Maryland
Explanation:
The options are:
A. Brown v. Board of Education
B. Dred Scott v. Sandforth
C. Gibbons v. Ogden
D. Marbury v. Madison
E. McColluch v. Maryland
The correct answer is E. McColluch v. Maryland.
The McColluch v. Maryland (1819) led to the redefinition of the legislative powers of the U.S Congress in relation to the power of the U.S state legislatures. It is a decision that was taken by the Supreme Court. It resulted to legalizing the national bank.
They granted the national government the right to create a bank through the necessary and proper clause. They also limited power of state by denying them the authority to tax activities of the national government.
This was all in 2010
Pennsylvania had 17, 930
south Carolina 5,955
Oregon 4,923
Rhode Island 1,640
<span>Until places like somalia are recognized by other states and international institutions such as the united nations, they will remain: </span><span>self-proclaimed nation-states
There are three basics requirements for a country to be legitimate:
- It has Citizens
- It has Governments
- It has acknowledgment from other countries
If these requirements are not fulfilled, the status of that country will be regarded as self-proclaimed</span>
Mao adopted the policies of Stalin, both Mao and Stalin are inspired by the ideologies of Lenin. Mao forms the first five-year plan with the help of Russia. Both Mao and Stalin wanted to solve the problem of unemployment in their country during the first five-year plan. They saw industrialization as the primary means of increasing their country economy and wealth. However, both China and Russia have a lot of similarities in terms of the development of heavy industries such as coal and iron in their countries.