In the leadup to the American Revolution, ideas of liberty and natural rights spread throughout the colonies. How did the enslaved people participate in and react to this colonial conversation?

How were returning african-american soldiers treated in american cities in 1919–1920?

Which would be good historical evidence when studying manifest destiny?

Which of the following is not a reason why the supreme courts power of judicial review is thought to be too powerful? a .no checks and balance in place to ensure that c. courts can change legislation throughmisuse is not occurring with judicial reviewopinionb. no judicial review can occur without presidential d .courts can create legislation through opinionconsent