C the civil rights act hope that helps
Answer:
Civilization has become more complex and judgemental.
Explanation:
I think this because now there are phones, cars, and clothes. Back in the 1950s, there was no touchscreen phones or computers. And peoples opinions of everything have changed as well, there is racism and stereotypes. People have explored the depths of the sea with contraptions, they have made them better, more helpful to society. People thought back then that being on a computer was being a nerd, now its ¨cool¨ to be on a device. A lot of people judge others on what they look like, not what their personality says. People dont really understand the meaning of things like they used to. Some people rely on others to do their work, not really understanding the subject of it all. Civilization has found newer things to build with, such as glass, concrete, bricks, etc... but some of us have lost love and care for our Earth, we just take and never give back.
The answer you're looking for is D. The individual states.
Well, as far as I remember. I'm sorry if I am incorrect.
Answer:
D. can be decided by a judge instead of a jury.
Explanation:
In criminal cases, matters are almost always decided by a jury. But, in civil cases, one can often opt to have either a jury or a judge decide the case.
In criminal cases, you can plead and not stand trial before a jury, but in civil cases, you can decide with the other party, be you plaintiff or defendant.
Civil cases usually involve private disputes between persons or organizations. Criminal cases involve an action that is considered to be harmful to society as a whole (hence, these are considered offenses against the "state" or the jurisdiction of the prosecution).
I'm going to assume you are learning about the Democratic-Republicans, Federalists, Anti-Federalists, etc... So I'll answer as best as I can since I've learned this.
Jefferson's view on "the people" was that they were very honest and weren't going to do anything bad, he believed people weren't animals basically.
(I know the question does not ask this, but here's the other side)
However, Hamilton believed that "the people" were untrustable and terrible human being, he indeed believed they were animals.
I hope I helped!
