The appropriate response is the Sixth Amendment of the Constitution. This is the area of the Bill of Rights that ensures a resident an expedient trial, a reasonable jury, a lawyer if the charged individual needs one, and the opportunity to stand up to the witnesses who is blaming the litigant for a wrongdoing, which means he or she can see who is making allegations. The Sixth Amendment was presented as a piece of the Bill of Rights into the United States Constitution on September 5, 1789 and was voted in favor of by 9 out of 12 states on December 15, 1791.
Your answer would be B). Traffic rules and regulations are likely different in her new state. Not every states laws are the sames, and it can differ in every state. One state could allow something, but another state might not allow it. It is safe for Melissa to check for rules and regulations in the new state she's going to so she can follow all of the laws without getting in trouble. It's also good to check the new laws because some officers don't care if you're new in the area, they'll still give you a ticket if they wanted to. Reading the new rules and regulations could save Melissa money and time.
In a confederate system, the states have most of the power. The central government has very little. When the US had a confederate form of government, the central government could not tax the states or even raise a military, because they could not get people to enlist.
Indentured Servants. These were people who worked for a certain number of years to pay for their voyage to America.
