In the year 1993, the proceedings of the Congress regarding the television programs having violent content led to the agreement for '<u>developing violence ratings for the different television programs as per the quality, quantity, or type of violent content included in them</u>.' This decision led to the 'content rating system' which was supported by the consensus of various cable operators, as well as, network broadcasters so that the particular programs or content could be categorized under high or low violence ratings and marked with age limits so that <u>the children can be prevented from watching such contents and they could be</u> <u>saved from developing aggressive or violent behavioral tendencies</u>.
Washington issued a public proclamation on August 7, giving his former Revolutionary War aide-de-camp and current Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton the power to organize troops to put down the rebellion.
