Before 1789, the U.S. had been ruled by the Articles of Confederation (1781) in fear of govt. abusing power (like British rule). In 1787, it was obvious that they needed a perfect Union and so, while protecting the independence of states, the Articles of Confederation didn't describe the powers of a federal chief executive nor a judicial system. The creation of our Constitution and present form of government was informed by these and other considerations that arose during the years of the Confederation.
I only know a little bit about it, so the fifth amendment is the right to remain silent, Miranda rights and double jeopardy. while the six amendment it right to a speedy trial with jury for criminal cases. In that case Miranda was accused of kidnapping and raping an 18 year old, they took him in without telling him his rights which means that he did not know he could remain silent, they made him talk but since they did not tell him his civil rights he won the case. Which created the Miranda rights. Now double jeopardy means that they can't accuse him of the same crime. That's all I know and I hope this helps a little, I can't cite anything cause I got this off my government teacher.
It is Simile
It's not an idiom because an idiom is saying that something is even though it isn't. example- (a white lie) a lie isn't white nor a color.
It's not metaphor because I chose that for my test which was the same question and it was wrong.
It's not personification because it's when it includes something nature or animal like.
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A.THE STATEMENT EMPLOY VALID REASONING
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Dear Elly Blake, I would like to personally thank you for your book, Frost Blood. I absolutely loved the way you set up each character with their own individual personalities. Frost Blood is truly an implausible piece of literature. From the way you set up the powers that Ruby had, this book did a great job of showing her empathetic and caring side. The romances in this book are also great, as they played a role, yet did not overpower the story. I believe that others should read this book, as it is overall an amazing book. My favorite quote from Frost Blood would have to be, “Affairs between fire and frost rarely end well.” This quote truly shows how the rivalries between kingdoms. Sincerely, (Your name here)
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Just make sure to reformat it a bit and add your name :)
