Christopher Collier thinks New Englanders should be proud of the town hall meeting form of government because it is the clearest example of direct democracy.
Collier was an American author and historian, who believed town hall meetings were the most democratic form of government because it allowed people to express their opinions and beliefs freely. Moreover, it's the closest form of government to the people and many participate in it.
He also believed that people should appreciate and be proud of it because these meetings gave people real power to decide what they wanted, instead of being uninvolved.
The correct answer is "<span>c. the police must read a suspect his or her rights before questioning." - specifically, the police must inform the person being arrested that they have a right to remain silent - this is often portrayed in the movies ("you have the right to remain silent").
The name comes from the Miranda vs. Arizona case of 1966.
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He did not shape the English culture and language
On October 11, the Confederate Congress amended the draft law to exempt anyone who owned 20 or more slaves. Further, until the practice was abolished in December 1863, a rich drafted man could hire a substitute to take his place in the ranks, an unfair practice that brought on charges of class discrimination.