Answer:
I think mainly it's because of weapons
Explanation:
the weapons used now are more advanced and modern compared to the ones used hundreds of years ago
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I think that, if absolutely necessary, it would be okay. As long as the laws are just and do not go against the Constitution, then they should <em>only if absolutely necessary. </em>Also, as long as the laws and enforcements are for the better good of humanity and are fair and equal to all.
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A protest is an organized event in which people join
to show that they don't approve of something.
They can help bring attention to issues that need to be addressed
and can be a positive way to make some sort of change happen.
The main purpose people take part in them is because they want change.
Their goal is to make others have a different perspective
on an issue which can sometimes lead to not peaceful protests.
It tried to fulfill nineteen century dreams of nationalism by creating new boundaries and new states.
The correct answer is: True.
Indeed, the Section One of the Judiciary Act of 1789 established a Supreme Court with six Justices, including the Chief justice and the other five Associate Justices. For inferior courts it did not establish a set number and capacity of the judges who would intervene and left that particular detail to Congress. It also created the Office of Attorney General to represent the federal government before the Supreme Court.