Answer 4. what was the position of the majority of southern slave owners? a. they demanded slavery be made legal throughout the united states, or they would secede. b. they condemned slavery in principle as immoral, while wanting to keep their own slaves. c. they thought each state should decide for itself whether to be a free state or a slave state. d. they asked that the u. s. supreme court settle the matter once and for all.

Why did the federal government choose to give each tribal member a 25-year deed to the reservation land? this was the life expectancy of native americans at this time, and the government wished to grant rights for only a single generation. they considered this to be enough time to keep the area calm before they could take the land back again for sale. the united states government believed that the nutrients from the land would be depleted by the end of the deed. the government believed this would be enough time for the tribal members to become self-reliant and adapt to the farming lifestyle.

Why did the paris peace conference negotiations last over a year?

During the 1920s, many people looked for ways to maintain traditional social order as the nation rapidly moved into a new, modern era. which groups or types would most likely be in this category?