<p>1000th! post</p>
<p>NO GODDAM IM 1001, MIRACLE YOU STOLE IT AWAY FROM ME. OMG YOU STINK STINK. I HOPE YOU GET A -5 AND I GET A 15 ON THE AP EXAM! MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO</p>
<p>where do you get to read the post number? sorry but I don't know where the post number is
What are the slaughterhouse cases? What are their significance?</p>
<p>lol look at the right of oyur text. aw its ok</p>
<p>oh I see it.</p>
<p>Latch-key kids and eight hour orphans--more women in the workforce meant kids left home more during the WWII era. Aw, I was a latch-key kid. :P</p>
<p>Impact of Reaganomics/supply-side economics??</p>
<p>United States Politician who ran for president three-four times and was characterized as "Socialist." He was also a labor organizer involved in such disputes such as the Pullman Strike. (fairly easy).</p>
<p>decrease in the amount of money in the treasury. Although it worked for a few years, it led to the biggest internal deficit of the time (until our great George W. Bush surpassed it Way to GO!!!) Also I think it led to Black Monday when all the stocks crashed.</p>
<p>In the slaughter house cases, the louisiana legislature gave a monopoly to one slaugherhouse and shut down the rest in the interest of public health, but the other slaugherhouses brought suit against the legislature. It was decided, though that the federal govt. didn't have to protect such rights that had been violate by the states..I think</p>
<p>Eugen V. Debs?</p>
<p>"United States Politician who ran for president three-four times and was characterized as "Socialist." He was also a labor organizer involved in such disputes such as the Pullman Strike. (fairly easy)."</p>
<p>Is it Eugene Debs ?</p>
<h2>Definately the "Debinator."</h2>
<p>Which US president died within 31 days of his presidency after being victimized by the ever devasting pneumonia, and was known as "Old Tippecanoe?"</p>
<p>What role did Carries Chapman Catt have in Women's rights?</p>
<p>the famous and only William Henry Harrison. Died after his 9(?) hour speech because he caught pnemonia.</p>
<p>William Henry Harrison</p>
<p>This shouldn't be too hard, but who was the first catholic to run for the presidency?</p>
<p>Al Smith Democrat</p>
<p>Who spoke about the importance in the Separate Spheres Doctrine</p>
<p>JFK first Catholic president. Don't know if he was first Catholic to run though...</p>
<p>John Quincy Adams in the Monroe Doctrine.</p>