History, 07.11.2020 23:40, abramdent

HELP ! Explain how Calhoun's Protest is really about slavery and political power. Do you agree with Bouie's argument that the idea of who can claim the country as their own--and who has the right to act as a citizen — is as old as American democracy itself and is intricately bound of with slavery and enslaver power, which is still visible in America's politics today? Why or why not?

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