I'm not sure what the "neutral" part of this question is, or if it's even a question at all, but in April of 1940 Germany launched an invasion of both Norway and Denmark
1. The semicolon separates the words in a series.
1. Do not worship any other gods. - Genesis 35:2<span> NIV: ‘Get rid of the foreign gods.’</span>
<span>2. Do not make any idols. - </span>Genesis 31:30<span> NIV: Laban to Jacob: ‘But why did you steal my gods?’</span>
<span>3. Do not misuse the name of God. - </span>Genesis 24:3<span> NIV: ‘I want you to swear by the Lord.’</span>
<span>4. Keep the Sabbath holy. - </span>Genesis 2:3<span> NIV: ‘God blessed the seventh day and made it holy.’</span>
<span>5. Honor your father and mother. - </span>Genesis 27:41<span> NIV: ‘The days of mourning my father are near.’</span>
<span>6. Do not murder. - </span>Genesis 4:9<span> NIV: ‘Where is your brother Abel?’</span>
<span>7. Do not commit adultery. - </span>Genesis 39:9: ‘How then could I do such a wicked thing and sin against God?’
<span>8. Do not steal. - </span>Genesis 44:4-7<span> NIV: ‘Why have you stolen my silver cup?’</span>
<span>9. Do not lie. - </span>Genesis 39:17<span> NIV: ‘[Joseph] came to me to make sport of me but he ran.’</span>
<span>10. Do not covet. - </span>Genesis 12:18; 20:3<span> NIV: ‘You are as good as dead because of the woman you have taken; she is a married woman.</span>
This is a tricky question, because there was no judicial tribunal or city legislature in pre-Columbian Mexican civilization. The despot would be the monarch became autoritharistic. So I would say the people had some power to limit the authority of the monarch. I don't remember of any case in which the revolt of the people overthrow the <em>tlatoani</em>, the Aztec authority, but they did betray <em>tlatoani</em> Moctezuma, joined the Spanish conquerors and defeated the Aztec empire.
