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A historic development that may have been addressed in the text is the strong industrialization that the country has undergone, which has attracted countless immigrants to work in the factories. In addition, the march to Oste stimulated the entry of immigrants more and more intensely. In this case, the author can position himself on how the country was built with the presence of immigrants, which contributed strongly to the ethnic and cultural diversity that citizens have. Thus, the author can affirm that both in the Golden Age and at other times, immigration is driven by economic reasons, marjoritically.
Answer:British private citizens
Explanation:
They have more power and are not dull
<span>The right of the people to keep and bear arms, choice (d), is specifically stated. This would be the gist of the text of the 2nd Amendment, which also allows for the ability for states to keep "well-regulated militias." The ability of the person to "own" the arm (and what type), though, is less clear, since this is not specifically mentioned in the text of the amendment.</span>
