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In May 1895 Justice David J. Brewer delivered the unanimous (9–0) opinion of the court, which rejected Darrow's argument and upheld the government's use of the injunction against the strike (see In re Debs).
The declaratory act was the act that stated that parliament could tax the colonists.
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The balance shifted in many ways both economic and political.
Before the war, Germany, Russia, and Austria had their empires. After the war Austria-Hungary was ended, Germany lost territory and was no longer a world power and was ruined, and Russia stopped being an Empire and became USSR. There was a new nation called Yugoslavia and many people in Europe started to get influenced by communism. France emerged as a proud victor from the war and along with Britain was the dominant force in Europe.