The way Amendment III protects the rule of law is (1.) Since it is not legal for the military to invade someone's home outside the limits of the law, citizens are protected from an unjust military.
<h3>What is the Rule of Law?</h3>
This refers to the principle that quite simply states that nobody is above the law and will be held accountable.
Hence, we can see that based on Amendment III, there is the mention of the quartering of soldiers without the consent of the owner of the house and this means that option A is correct.
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Answer:
Creoles had the most to gain, they were upset and they didn't have equal power with the true Spaniards.
Explanation:
The Creoles suffered a lot and they faced a lot of challenges during the period. As a result, they were determined and focused. They would gain a lot from leading the revolution. Although they did not have enough [powers as the Spaniards yet they were determined. With their determination and anger, they led the revolution to have the power they needed.
B. Im very positive that this is the answer.
Answer:
option 2 is correct=> increased NaCl reabsorption in the ascending limb.
Explanation:
This question want to test us on the the usefulness of the thick descending limb of the nephron loop. The main purpose of the thick descending limb of the nephron loop is to make sure that there is support for the Calcium ions, Sodium ions, magnesium ions and potassium ions. The other uses or say importance is its role in homeostasis and in the concentration of urine.
There is more of absorption of water function in the descending limb of the nephron loop because of the permeability and as the absorption of water increased the ascending limb acts a a co-transporter and there will be an increasing absorption of sodium Chloride in the ascending limb.
The correct answer is D.
When a person exercises external locus of control it means that he attributes his sucesses or failures to external factors rather than to his own merits or mistakes. In this case, Fred, instead of assuming his fault and admitting that he was driving too fast, he blames other factors which are external to his behaviour: signs, GPS, etc.