How did many non-immigrants treat these newcomers? Why?

CHAPTER 91- Who came to the country and why in this period? What was their life like in the United States? How did many non-immigrants treat these newcomers? Why?2- Did the major Supreme Court decisions and laws that were passed down and enacted in this period promote economic growth, enhance individual rights, or do both? Explain.PRIMARY:A- What are Ms. Noble’s main complaints about her situation on the frontier, and why does she still not regret having moved to Michigan?CHAPTER 101- What was the American System? Who supported it and who opposed it? What did it seek to accomplish? Did it work—why or why not?2- How and why did events in Central and South America connect with American foreign policy and United States relations with that region and Europe? Did the United States take on more than they could realistically carry out? Were our policies justifiable–why or why not?CHAPTER 10 PRIMARY:A- What evidence do the free blacks present to establish that they are worthy of the right to vote? Is that persuasive?CHAPTER 111- Not all African Americans were slaves and not all slaves did the same thing. Quality of life and labor varied quite a bit based on where you lived and what you did. Explain the variations of life for free blacks and slaves in the Old South.CHAPTER 11 PRIMARY:A- What lessons do you think Sewall believes Americans should learn from the experience of British emancipation?