Answer:
Option D=> The Fourth Amendment.
Explanation:
The Fourth Amendment is an amendment act that is meant to protect people's rights. The statement of the the Fourth Amendment is quoted below;
''The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, Shall not be violated and no Warrant Shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.''
During the time Edward Snowden was working with the Central Intelligence Agency, he revealed some top secrets that has to do with national security and one of what he revealed is the one given in the question.
What the National Security Agency (NSA) did was unconstitutional because of the Fourth Amendment that is to say people have the rights to their privacy and the right to know if infomation are being collected with regards to their privacy.
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Explanation:
The First, Second, and Third Five-Year Plans were a series of centralized international projects for the USSR economy. They were institutionalized under the mandate of Stalin who took full control of agricultural and industrial activity. There were implemented from 1928 to 1941, the year they were interrupted due to World War II. It helped the rapid development of the industry and especially the heavy industry.
Answer
The types of samples are not comparable
Explanation
Across cultural study is a specialization in anthropology that uses data that is collected in the field from many societies which is done for the purposes of examining the scope of human behavior and the test hypotheses about human behavior and mental processes which include both their variability and invariance that is under cultural conditions. So in this case where cross-cultural study compared all 300 residents of a remote African village to 300 volunteers from Chicago. The types of samples are not comparable this is because comparative was between different fraternities .