He argued that in the form presented to him it was incompatible with "justice", "sound policy" and the constitution
It would be "(D) the bombing of the Oklahoma City Federal Building," that is not associated with Al Qaeda, since this was an act of "domestic terrorism," that was carried out by a Christian white male.
If we're talking about John F. Kennedy here, judging by the fact that he was assassinated on the year 1963, the same year Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. started his peaceful protests and the bus boycott. Hence why other racist people resented him, also the reason why he was assassinated by a white racist male named Lee Harvey Oswald, who resented black people.
(None of this was meant to be racist btw)
Answer:
The declaration itself is a modern document.
Explanation:
In addition to securing independence by the Declaration, it contains fragments that were certainly "ahead of their time" at that moment. The central part of the declaration is very important to our context. The mentioned work mentions the right of every person to life, happiness and freedom. In this context, it is mentioned as an inalienable right of every human being.
A key paragraph of the declaration that we can relate to modern trends in the section on government. The declaration states that if the government acts destructively, the people have the right to replace it and bring in a new one, which alludes to the most modern democratic postulates.
After all, the reflection of the declaration on modern societies is evident not only in America today, but around the world with a democratically organized system of government.
