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Roman Law
Explanation:
Roman law is a legal-historical term that refers originally to the set of legal rules observed in the city of Rome and later to the body of law applied to the territory of the Roman Empire and, after the fall of the Roman Empire of the West in 476 AD, to the territory of the Eastern Roman Empire. Even after 476, Roman law continued to influence the legal systems of the Western kingdoms. A systematic study of the Roman Law in the post-Roman West, though, would await the so-called rediscovery of the Civil Law Body by Italian jurists in the twelfth century.
One of the main ways in which Progressives planed to improve government was by "eliminating corruption" in both government and big business--in theory by bringing those who were corrupt to trial in court.
Inferred you are referring to Charles Sumner former US senator.
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It encourages sympathy
Explanation:
Remember, we are told Sumner spent three and a half years recovering from the beating resulting from the attack. Although he initially attacked someone, who's cousin later retaliated with physical attack against Sumner. This story of the attack is in line with the central idea of who is painted as the man- Charles Sumner, a fiece activist who got in anyone's way in making his views heard.
Committee of Five
On June 11, 1776, these men were chosen to write a document that would create a document that eventually became known as the <span> Declaration of Independence. </span> This "Committee of Five" was made up of some of the most respected men in colonial politics. Of course, it was Jefferson who ended up doing most of the work.
So Fossil fuels are NOT made up of fossils!
Now that we know that knowledge, i will tell you why they call it that.
Because these special fuels were made deep underground before the time of the dinosuars! see? (fossil fuels) Now we use these types of fuels to get engines like cars and trains going. But how? Well its the same thing that we eat! accept alot older. Plants from millions of years ago died and decomposed, they too back in the day collected sunlight and went through the process of photosythesis. CREATING ENERGY! So, now that we know the basics we can say fossil fuels come from<span> organic matter that has decomposed under the intense pressure and heat of the Earth's crust.
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