Dred Scott had been enslaved for many years in Missouri. Later, he moved with his owner, who was an army surgeon, to Illinois and then to the Wisconsin Territory, where slavery was not allowed. After they returned to Missouri, Scott's owner died. The owner's wife took ownership of Scott, and eventually those rights transferred to her brother, John Sanford. Antislavery lawyers helped Scott to file a lawsuit, a legal case brought to settle a dispute between people or groups. Scott's lawyers argued that, because Scott had lived in a free territory, he had become a free man.

According to Dred Scott's lawsuit, how had his rights been violated?

A. He had been forced to move against his will to different places.
B. He was not not allowed to talk to a lawyer to prepare for his case.
C. He was kept as a slave although he had lived in free territory.
D. His ownership had been transferred without his agreement.

Answer:

C is the answer, because I also did this and got it right.

Explanation:

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Answer:

C, I learned this in school awhile ago.

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What happened to many Loyalists during the war?​

What were the changes made in voting rights in the 1820s?

What reason did James K. Polk give when he asked congress to declare war against Mexico?
A. To stop Mexican attacks against US territory B. To prevent human rights abuses in Mexico
C. To preserve religious freedom within Texas
D. To ensure slavery would continue in Texas​

according to the archaeological practice of stratigraphy objects that are oldest

a) are found in easter Africa

b)are found deepest in the earth

c)will be found near major rivers

d)contain the greatest amount of carbon

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Use the passage below to answer parts A, B, and C of the question that follows.

"Ronald Reagan was widely eulogized for having won the cold war, liberated Eastern Europe and pulled the plug on the Soviet Union. Margaret Thatcher, Joe Lieberman, John McCain, Charles Krauthammer and other notables offered variations of The Economist’s cover headline: ‘The Man Who Beat Communism.’

Actually, Jack F. Matlock Jr. writes in Reagan and Gorbachev, it was ‘not so simple.’ . . . . In both the title of his memoir and the story it tells, he gives co-star billing to Mikhail Gorbachev.

Reagan himself went even farther. Asked at a press conference in Moscow in 1988, his last year in office, about the role he played in the great drama of the late 20th century, he described himself essentially as a supporting actor. ‘Mr. Gorbachev,’ he said, ‘deserves most of the credit, as the leader of this country.’”

Excerpt from Strobe Talbott’s 2004 review of Reagan and Gorbachev: How the Cold War Ended by Jack F. Matlock Jr., the senior coordinator of policy toward the Soviet Union under President Reagan

a) Identify ONE specific example of how historians might argue that the end of the Cold War was attributable to Reagan’s policies and US pressure.

b) Identify ONE specific example of how historians might argue that the end of the Cold War was attributable to Gorbachev’s leadership.

c) Identify ONE reason (other than partisanship), based on the events of the last decade of the Cold War, that historians might still debate the respective influences of Reagan and Gorbachev on the end of the Cold War.

A) One specific example of how historians might argue that the end of the Cold War was due to Reagan’s policies and US pressure is the fact that during his presidency, he increased relations with the Soviet Union, while simultaneously building up the American army as both a backup plan and to prepare for a potential arms race, which put pressure on the Soviet Union. Reagan also proposed treaties between the USSR, simultaneously putting pressure on the USSR, essentially forcing them to enter into some sort of treaty or else they will enter an arms race that they likely wouldn’t win.



B) One specific example of how historians might argue that the end of the Cold War was a result of Gorbachev’s leadership was the fact that he instituted a lot of reforms that made the country more capitalist than before, and also more democratic, which pleased the rest of the world and increased foreign relations. He attempted to ease tensions within the country and it’s satellite states, and started to distance the country from authoritarian rule to move towards a system more suitable for the current world. These new reforms increased foreign relations, and led to the end of the Cold War.



C) One reason that historians might still debate the respective influences of Reagan and Gorbachev on the end of the Cold War is that fact that while they both contributed to it, there were a lot of other factors at play during that time period. It is often stated by historians, particularly in this case some historians at The Belfer Center at the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that even if Gorbachev had not instituted the reforms that he did, the communist ideology would likely have still dissolved in the USSR. So even if Gorbachev didn’t become president and put those reforms in place to decrease the influence of the communist ideology of the people, it still would have likely happened anyway. On the other hand, one could argue that Reagan didn’t have much of an influence on the end of the Cold War either, as he himself even states that without Gorbachev, the end of the Cold War wouldn’t have been possible. He simply made decisions that were advantageous at the time that were essentially put in place for him. Those are both sides of the argument that many historians have about the influence of each leader on the end of the Cold War.

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The growth of modern mass media has presented many issues for politicians and citizens. Discuss the issues facing modern media today. Use evidence to support your
response

What do you think the data will look like for the rest of 2015 and 2016? Explain your answer.

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Explain how colonization and globalization have impacted the diffusion of religion around the world?

Since 1942 what are American men required to do when they turn 18?

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2 (a) The Sunnah is often used with the Quran as a primary source of Islamic law. Describe the ways in which they are used together. [10] (b) “The Quran is not as relevant to Muslims now as it was 1400 years ago.” Give two reasons to agree or disagree with this statement. [04]​

Jewish people were removed from their homeland to other places;
African were removed from their homeland through slavery. What is the
word for this forced move

Let's say you work with child soldiers. You want to help them decide what to do next. Should they take classes at school? Should they train for a job? Write at least two questions that you would ask to help them plan.

In a well-developed essay, explain whether the benefits of projects to dam rivers in the Columbia Basin have outweighed their cost. Provide evidence to support your claim.
Write a clear claim that responds to the prompt.

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how was President Theodore Roosevelt

Are Austria- Hungary and Great Britain friends or enemies?

Why the grand council set up the commons house of assembly?

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What is one way that the rule of law has influenced the development of the American legal system?

A. All people, including politicians and other leaders, must enact fair laws.

B. Defendants are guilty until proven innocent.

C. Penalties for violating civil laws are more severe than for violating criminal laws.

D. Elected officials must obey constitutional laws but not statutory laws.

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6. What did Hitler do to the blonde journalist man who wrote articles against Hitler?
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Why did the founders of America desire a Limited Government?

1.
Which of the following is a totalitarian dictatorship form of government in our
current world?
A. China
B. France
C. North Korea
D. Bolivia

What were the three key territorial gains in the unification of Italy

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By the end of WWII, Why is the balance power has shifted away from Europe? Why did the United States and Soviet Union became world powers?

Explain how Germany caused France to surrender.​

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Which of there represents a primary difference between a market economy and a command economy?

A) Both have minimal government regulation, but command economies promote competition to meet demands of the consumers.

B) Both are largely regulated by the government, but command economies promote competition to meet demands of the consumers.

C) Market economies are largely regulated by government, and there is little private ownership, while command economies do not have such regulation and allow for more private ownership.

D) Command economies are largely regulated by government, and there is little private ownership of property, while market economies have far fewer regulations and allow for more private property ownership.​

What problems did the Trans-saharan trade face?​

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Using context clues, which phrase best defines the
word millet?
Read the passage carefully.
The Yellow River is often called the "cradle of Chinese
civilization." It was along the banks of the Yellow River
where the Chinese civilization first formed. The Yellow
River is 3,395 miles long, making it the sixth longest river
in the world. It is also called the Huang He River.
Early Chinese farmers built small villages along the
Yellow River. The rich yellow-colored soil was good for
growing a grain called millet. The farmers of this area
also raised sheep and cattle.
- "Ancient China: Geography,"
Ken Nelson
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