Today, Gettysburg is remembered as a key Civil War turning point. Why was it a turning point in the war? Do you think it was considered to be of enormous significance at that time?

Whose writings were the source of the idea that people have a right to abolish and replace a government that violates their natural rights?

Which british general is in charge of the war effort in the south

Which landmark supreme court case ruled that segregation by race in public education was unconstitutional? a.miranda v. arizona b.plessy v. ferguson c.brown v. board of education of topeka d.alexander v. holmes county board of education