The two achievements of the Tigris-Euphrates River Valley Civilization are building the temple and the invention of the wheel.
Answer:
determining laws' constitutionality.
Explanation:
There are three branches in the Federal government in United States. They are ---
- Executive branch
- Judiciary branch
The Legislative branches of the Federal government makes laws for the citizen of the country.
The Executive branch executes the laws made by the Legislature, it also appoints various ministers to look after the interests of the nation.
The Judicial branch looks whether the laws made are constitutionally correct or not. It can interpret laws if it is unconstitutional.
All the three branches of the Federal government keeps a check on one another.
The Judicial branch sees if any laws passed by the legislature is violating the constitution or not. It can reject a law and can make it null and void if the law passed by the government violates any rights provided by the Constitution of America. It have the power to approve a law or reject a law based on the Constitution of America.
Hence the answer is ---
determining laws' constitutionality.
Depends on the incident.
You can apply it to people doing nothing in a serious situation, and I highly doubt people would come forward if this effect were enacted. The way it works is we become so desensitized to such actions we don't feel it is important to do anything about it or report it.
Answer:
John locke
Explanation:
John Locke was a worldwide known philosopher. He holds the notion/believe that all men were created equal that is the natural rights. He was said to be born on August 29, 1632 and date of death to be on October 28, 1704.
His view on Natural Rights was that Life, Liberty, and Property (pursuit of happiness) were all imbedded in time and also the government should work with the people's consent (go-ahead) as well as respect and protect the peoples' "God-given" rights and therefore the people should be able to kick out a leader who fails to protect and/or respect them and their rights.
