So that each presidential candidate could hold that over their heads and get all the black people's vote by claiming "when I'm president, black people will own land".
Nah, that's just the way today is.
Back then, ownership was power and so giving land would be like offering up a piece of America to the black people. Voting is more of a rouse. It's intangible and chances were, they would just vote for whomever they were told to do so.
As with the first thing I said though, that would be suicide back then for any white candidate because the racist south would lynch him before on the very podium he campaigned from.
That you attitude effects your performance. IF you have decided that you are unable to do something, you are prone to give up. If you have decided you can do it, you will keep trying until you do.
He employed more peope than customhouse needed
he will feel like a piece of black paper like how they treat black people i think all white people who are rases should be lock up!
Almost single handed, Madison worked through the summer of 1789 to draft and secure agreement on the measure.
The first amendment i think :)
The company is called treyarch, sledgehammer games worked with them (I think)
The one I can think of is Josephine Baker, who worked a lot in Paris, France.
I think that people have gained a way to express their feelings and themselves from his different stories.
to tell the truth i think it is the president in this present day so yeah
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I think they gained it from England. I'm not really sure. Check on that quote.
indentured servents. i think thats right i hope i hellped :)
I think it was Hawaii.
i think seven times anti - clockwise not sure but i think im right
You can have it in any colour as long as it is black If you think you can or you can't, you're right.
It gained support because people got to vote for their Senators.
It was in 1920 that women gained the right to vote with the Nineteenth Amendment, and World War I ended in November 1918, so I would think around the same time.