Voting is putting what YOU personally want. (e.g. what icecream to get, or more popular, who you want as president.) Serving in a Jury is different however. When in a Jury, it's not so much your opinion, but listening to who's right and who's wrong, or whatever the case happens to be. (e.g. it's a murder case - you have to decide whether or not the suspect is guilty or not. If he really is innocent [ maybe he was framed etc. ] then you can't just say he's guilty because you want to, or that's your 'opinion.' It may be your opinion, but if it's proven otherwise in court, you and the other jury members have to say what is true. [The suspect is then declared not guilty]. So, in a nut shell, voting and serving in a jury differ because while voting you can say what you want personally, but while serving in jury, you have to say what you think based on things proven in court - not just what YOU think. Hope this helps! (BTW you may want a second opinion just to make sure!)
After tremendous tensions between Israel and its neighbors, in early June 1967, the war began, in which Israel occupied the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt, the West Bank and East Jerusalem of Jordan, and the Golan Plateau of Syria in just six days.
This conflict is known as the Six-Day or the June War and was fought from June 5 to June 10, 1967, between Israel on one side and Egypt, Jordan and Syria on the other.
National Park Service is responsible for the management of archaeological and historical sites in the united states.
Explanation:
The National park service is the federal agency that is responsible for our national parks and various other important structures such as Historical properties, archaeological, monuments, and other conservative properties.
The role of National park service is very crucial it must protect the ecological and historical integrity of the country.
It is the duty of the National park to clean, repair, and put back the artifacts from where they were believed to have once been.
