The answer is A. States rights
Government could involved in abortions mainly in two ways:
- First is by determining whether the abortion is legal or illegal in the first place. (in most western countries, abortion is already considered legal eventhough some countries are an exception)
- Second is by whether the government want to allocate some amout of government budget to be allocated into aid for abortion practice.
One would say, the United States is certainly living up to the ideals of the preamble in a fair or just manner.
The US Constitution preamble stated that the United States establishing a "Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity..."
This is evident in the fact that since the creation of the US constitution, there has never been a situation where the military government took over.
Also, the Constitution has always been the guiding principle for the United States government. Thus, no administration has ever worked beyond the power given to it by the Constitution.
This is also evident, as the United States is generally considered the most liberal or land of freedom globally.
Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the United States has so far lived up to the ideals of the preamble.
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Answer: They limited the power of the patrician class. They increased the rights of enslaved people. They also removed all of the class distinctions in Rome.
Explanation:
In the country of Greece they had a society of slaves, freedmen, metics, citizens and women.
<h3>The hierarchy in Greece</h3>
- The slaves did not have their rights here
- Foreign people had certain rights and they were given respect.
- The freemen had legal rights and political privileges.
In Rome the society was made up of hierarchies.
<h3>The hierarchy in Rome</h3>
- All citizens were not considered equal.
- Non citizens and slaves had no rights and were beneath the lowest members of the society.
- They had the upper class and the working class.
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