Technically he could be considered to be a freedman, because Illinois outlawed slavery. However, the Supreme Court ruled that his time spent in Illinois didn't change the fact that he remained a slave after his master died, so he was not empancipated, and thus was still a slave.
The answer is D: He was a slave.
Any adult male could take part of the government and make decisions, and this helped make modern democracies because in modern democracies everyone can take part and make decisions.
Well, technically the religious unity never ended. I am not religious, but religion has been and will be apart of our society for as long as we can imagine.
It is considered unconstitutional.<span />
I think that spain would be the best answer
