explain how the new government model might jeopardize traditional interpretations of checks and balances
The degrading show and presentation of slaves--Soloman Northrup's description of the slave auction shows his disgust for the examination of slaves as if they were horses on parade. The act takes away humanity and creates property.
Northrup describes slaves having to open their mouths to be inspected. Buyers would inspect the bodies of slaves looking for marks or physical attributes they needed in a slave. The process includes cleaning up slaves to help improve the value.
According to the
census of 1790, there were about seven hundred thousand slaves of African
ancestry lived in the colonies, (precisely 694,280) with the most living in the state of Virginia where <span>292,627 enslaved Africans were counted. Although
there had been some skepticism about the counting that it might be undercounted. </span>
Tuareg are Muslims but they believe in some rituals that Muslims did not believe. They believe in spirits and the Tuareg women did not use Hijab which are worn by Muslim women.
<em>The answer is: </em>
- Even experienced citizens need legal support.
- The legal process is complicated.
- Citizens are more likely to be convicted without counsel.
<em>Explanation: </em>
<em>Justice Hugo Lafayette Black (1886-1971) </em>was an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court who argued that the<em> Fourteenth Amendment</em> made provisions of the<em> Bill of Rights</em> that applied only <u>against the states.</u> He pointed out that the <em>Privileges or Immunities clause</em> that said that "<em>No State shall enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of a U.S. citizen"</em> should refer to the rights of the<em> first eight amendments. </em>
