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A religious group claimed land for its own in order to start a religious community.
One of the original 13 states claimed a section of the territory for its own.
Sixty thousand people or more lived in the area.
According to the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, the key condition that needed to be met before a state could be formed in the Northwest Territory was that there needed to be at least sixty thousand inhabitants in the area. None of the other options listed meet this requirement.
The formation of states in the Northwest Territory was chiefly governed by the Northwest Ordinance of 1787. This ordinance laid the groundwork for the procedure by which territories would become states. Out of the options provided, only one satisfies this requirement: there needed to be at least sixty thousand people living in the proposed territory. None of the other conditions are consistent with the historical regulations for creating a state in the Northwest Territory.
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3.Are we alone in the universe?
4.Are moral values relative or absolute?
5.Should the rich help the poor? Explain.
The men who wrote the Constitution had a great understanding of the language they used.
The framers who crafted the Constitution all believed that African Americans should be enslaved.
Based on what Taney said, we can summarize his opinion to be that The men who wrote the Constitution understood that enslaved persons would not be citizens.
Chief Justice Taney:
Taney believed that all Black people be they free or enslaved, could never become American citizens.
In conclusion, he believed that the framers of the Constitution did not want Blacks to ever be citizens.
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The correct answer is : The men who wrote the Constitution understood that enslaved persons would not be citizens. Taney said that the common people considered Africans "so inferior" to the "white race" and the white man had no obligation to respect them. In the north where slavery was already abolished, they were forbidden to enlist in the state guard, had no educational opportunities and interracial marriages were forbidden. Some federal laws continued to make a difference between "citizens" and "people of color," meaning that Africans were not considered citizens.