Black people today and in the past count as the whole person they are. The claim that they were worth 3/5 of a white person is not true. The Constitution counted them as 3/5 toward representation, which was a compromise between those who didn't want them represented and those who thought they should count fully.
So black and white people would equal. In the olden times white people were 1st and black people were 2nd. eg. If a white person came to the bus station a black person would get off and give it to the white person. The message was to make everybody equal and fair
The Three-Fifths Compromise came about to determine if slaves would count in the census. It was decided that each slave would count as three-fifths of a person.
One opinion:second cousinAnother opinion:They would be first cousins once removed.Explanation:You first need to find a common ancestor. That would be your father. Now count down from the common ancestor. People on generation 1 would be siblings (you and your brothers and sisters). People on generation 2 would be first cousins. People on generation 3 would be second cousins, and so on.In this case, the people in question are in different generations. So you count down until you find the first person in question, which would be your nephew. Your nephew and your son are first cousins. For each generation further you have to count down to find the second person, you add a "removed." So your grandson is your nephew's first cousin once removed. To carry this on, your great-grandson would be your nephew's first cousin twice removed.It's easier to understand if you draw this out on paper.
there would just be white people!
If the person who was sick was still alive, then i imagine they would pray for them and perhaps try some of the doctor's remedies, but if they died, which was a lot of the time, then the body would be taken away on a cart and put into a mass grave. If you are the person who asked about clothing at the time of the Black death, I was the one who answered that too!
i would not count your hair as black because it is really brown. If you want to count your hair as black then you should die your hair black and then we could call it that.;)
No, that's ridiculous. Since the KKK hates black people, it is unlikely that any black person would ever be accepted as member, nor would any black person want to be.
So black and white people would equal. In the olden times white people were 1st and black people were 2nd. eg. If a white person came to the bus station a black person would get off and give it to the white person. The message was to make everybody equal and fair
the infected flea would jump on to a human and bite them wich would infect the person.
Before MW3 came out, when black-ops was at its peak. Approximately 4.5 million would play black ops each day. This is between consoles, so it includes the xbox count, ps3 count, wii count, as well as the PC count.. Also, keep in mind that the "current online players" isn't reliable to do this. Due to the fact that people log out and new players log in constantly.
This is impossible to know, as it is possible for any person to count to 1 million, most of which people would not bother telling anyone about it.
the infected flea would jump on to a human and bite them wich would infect the person.
5 people would count for 3 votes. It would take 1 and 2/3 people to make one vote.
Yes Justin is a cool person,if he likes you or thinks you are cool to hang with,he might date you even if you are black
That's a kind of mean question and you couldn't answer that without knowing if its a poor black person or a wealthy black person. POOR: food WEALTHY: shoes
Seeing that a bruise has to do with blood and clotting and Black people have blood in them..it's safe to assume that the correct question would be are bruises visible on all black people. Which is yes and no..a very very Black pigmented black person may be difficult to see..if you don't know what your looking for or you are not in the right spot..
Yes, when referring to a specific person the word is treated as a proper noun and capitalized, it would be "the Count".