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How would chief justice marshall and the other members of the court look to the public if they made a decision and people refused to obey it?
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Iron curtains nations refused to accept marshall plan aid because what?
Iron curtains nations refused to accept Marshall plan aid because Stalin refused to allow any ties between his satellites and his only strong national rival.
King refused to believe that the of justice is bankrupt?
bank
What did crew members do to Africans who refused to eat?
Crew members whipped the Africans if the did not eat.
Which countries accepted economic aid from the marshall plan but refused member of NATO by 1955?
Spain,sweden,and austria
Why was the decision made to drop the second bomb?
Japan refused to surrender after the first atomic bomb.
Why aren't all the members of the European union are members of the eurozone?
Some members of the EU have either refused to switch their currency to the Euro, or have expressed that they will do so in the future. For example, Denmark has refused to switch to the Euro (but might possibly change its mind in the future) and Romania has expressed that it will switch to the Euro by 2015.
Was Monet supported in his decision to be an artist?
No, his family refused to support him, and to make matters worse they did not approve of his girlfriend.
Why did stalin refuse aid from the us-sponserd marshall plan?
Stalin refused the Marshall Plan because he felt the plan was a way for the United States to spread capitalism. Joseph Stalin ruled the Soviet Union from 1922 to 1952.
A pligrim who refused to accept the judge's decision must do what in the Canterbury Tales?
He shall stand the whole expense of the trip.
What do you make of Creon's decision to bury a person who is still alive when he has steadfastly refused to bury a dead one?
35873
Why is Ismayale Kemal Pasha described as kind and justice loving?
he saved a lot of Armenians and refused to obey higher orders.
What illness forced Thurgood Marshall to retire from the US Supreme Court?
Thurgood Marshall suffered from congestive heart failure and coronary artery disease, both of which ran in his family. The problem was compounded by his weight, diet, and refusal to quit smoking and cut down on alcohol consumption, longtime habits he found impossible to break. He also had damage to his heart from a series of minor heart attacks that began in 1976. Marshall's colleagues urged him to retire in 1979 after a fall down the Supreme Court steps resulted in two broken arms, but he stubbornly refused, insisting he intended to serve his entire life term. Eventually, Marshall's heath declined to the point that he could barely function and was no longer capable of withstanding a rigorous schedule. His decision may have been influenced by the retirement of his good friend, Justice William J. Brennan, Jr., several years earlier, and by his belief that he wouldn't live long enough to have a Democrat appoint his successor. Marshall died in 1993, the day after President Bill Clinton's inauguration.
