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James Madison wrote the amendments, which list specific prohibitions on governmental power, in response to calls from several states for greater constitutional protection for individual liberties. ... Anti-Federalists held that a bill of rights was necessary to safeguard individual liberty.
Explanation:
It spells out Americans' rights in relation to their government.
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Answer:
The Japanese army accused the Chinese of committing the attack, thus providing a pretext for the immediate invasion of southern Manchuria by Japanese troops. This led to the creation, a few months later, of the puppet state of Manchukuo, under the theoretical authority of the ex-emperor of China, Puyi.
Explanation:
a connection between two landmasses, especially a prehistoric one that allowed humans and animals to colonize new territory before being cut off by the sea.
Answer:
The answer is below,
Explanation:
The British Parliament demand the following from the British monarch:
1. The King has no authority to suspend or execute laws except with the permission of the Parliament.
2. It is within the rights of the subjects to petition the king, while the King has no authority to prosecute this petition. Hence, it becomes illegal
3. The King has no jurisdiction to maintain a standing army in the kingdom when there is no war.
4. It is within the rights of protestants to have guns for self-defense
5. No influence whatsoever, on the outcome of parliament election
6. Freedom of speeches and debates is a fundamental human right and should not be trampled on in parliament or any place outside it
7. There shall be no unnecessary bail-out fees, not fines, cruel, crime, and unusual punishments on citizens who might have carried out punishable offenses.
The ninth amendment was included to
the Bill of Rights to warrant that the maxim expressio unius est exclusio
alterius would not be used at a later time to refute fundamental rights simply
because they were not explicitly enumerated in the Constitution.
The record of the Constitution reveals the function of
the Ninth amendment and the Founders' intent: to defend what constitutional
lawyers describe as the unenumerated rights. Unenumerated rights include, as an
example, the right to privacy. In the USA of today, unenumerated rights include
for freedoms like a woman's right to abortion.
The Ninth amendment goes so far beneath the radar that it has hardly
ever been mentioned even by the Supreme Court. That is why sometimes it
is called the Silent Ninth amendment.
