That answer to your question is damages related to a car accident. The first three (maritime claims, immigration laws, acts of war) all involve international aspects. Those three would arise if the United States (or a citizen) were to come into conflict with another country (or their citizens). The car accident, however, would take place solely within a state and thus be subject to the state's courts.
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These are the emperors that I found:
Julio-Claudian Emperors
<span>Tiberius -- great military leader, kept economy stable </span>
<span>Caligula -- abolished sales tax, crazy </span>
Claudius -- built new harbor, aqueduct, conquered Britain
Nero -- constructed new buildings, gives slaves right to file complaints
<span>After Nero committed suicide,
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There are probably more!
Role did Constantinople<span> play in the history of the Byzantine Empire? The city of ... </span>human characteristic<span> in the Byzantine capital of </span><span>Constantinople</span>
"<span>C. Each state was able to decide for itself who had the right to vote" would be the best option from the list, since at the time of this publication many were worried that state's rights were being trampled by the federal government.</span>
