The answer is A.
It gave former Confederates the right to vote.
The <em>Double Jeopardy</em> clause states that a single person cannot be tried for the same crime twice.
If a person goes to court for a crime, and they are either acquitted or convicted, they cannot be tried again for the same exact crime. The court is prohibited from retrying that person, and violates a person's Fifth Amendment right. The law was set in place to prevent erroneous conviction of suspects, consequences of successive prosecutions, and cumulative punishment. It also upholds the integrity of the justice system and finalizes any criminal proceedings.
For example; let's say a man is a suspect in a bank robbery case. He is proven not-guilty by the court and acquitted. If he robs a bank again somewhere down the line, the court cannot try him again for the same crime. Also, the 1999 movie "Double Jeopardy" is all about this clause, and is perfect to watch if you really want to get a solid example of it.
Answer:
Answer is OD.
She might cause the infection to spread to the remote village.
Explanation:
Both the first and second answers apply. A location that has an increasing population of "snow birds" (such as winter sports enthusiasts) will have a cyclical consumer base, since the population will wax and wane according to the season. The same happens in a shore community: summer will bring a greater amount of customers, the other seasons not so much.