What was Scott's argument for freedom?

Slavery was illegal in the North.

His slaveholder had granted him freedom by

taking him north.

When Scott lived on free soil, he became

free.

Why did many Native American groups and enslaved people side with the British during the American Revolution? A. They were promised equal representation in a postwar government. B. They hoped the British would offer them more freedom after the war.

In what way did the area controlled by the Solomonic Dynasty differ significantly from neighbouring areas military strategies trade partners farming methods religions

7. Who developed the arch and the wheel?

What was the original name given to the worldwide hostilities that began in 1914?

If you were sent back in time and were placed in the Oval Office, how would you have gone about enforcing the 18th Amendment without causing all the problems that historically resulted?

The american indians population has been in steady decline since the arrival of Europeans

Why did Russia have to withdraw from WWI?

Who wrote the letter to the Ephesians? What evidence is offered for your view? What are the implications of your view?

Which two triple alliance countries were in central Europe?

In the 1800s, Border Ruffians and Free Soilers both wanted to a. influence the territorial elections in Kansas. b. influence the territorial elections in Nebraska. c. establish Nebraska as a free territory. d. establish Kansas as a slave territory.