<span>Foreign terrorism only affects us tangentially. Domestic terrorism gives rise to changes in security measures, some of which are very expensive and have caused the economy to falter.
I was just thinking of the domestic terrorism of the 1970s, carried out by US citizens. This resulted in occasional bomb threats and burned buildings or cars, and occasional shootouts with the police, in which the main casualties were police and the terrorists themselves. Some of the terrorists of that era are now highly respected, well-to-do, and, unrepentant as they are, advisers to the President. If Dzhokhar had escaped, maybe he could have done the same.
Well anyway, back in those days, the terrorism was in the news but did not affect our daily lives too much, most of the time. I recall being in class at a college, when a "bomb threat" was announced, and the police arrived to investigate. In fact, bomb threats came daily for a week or two. Students and teachers were given the option to evacuate if they chose, but most stayed in class. They did not believe there was a bomb. And there wasn't.the first dragon</span>
Answer:
Answers may vary. Some <em>possible</em> points are:
- You did not feel the unit was taught clearly/didn't make sense
- You found the assignments difficult
- You felt the unit wasn't an accurate protrayal of the Russian Revolution
- You had a hard time keeping up with assignments (Basically, the unit felt rushed)
If you are able to choose one (or more) of the points or provide your own, I might be able to write a paragraph about it for you.
The correct answer is: "The blank clause of the Fourteenth Amendment allowed incorporation to take place in this case".
The Duncan v. Louisiana case took place in 1968 and gave rise to a significant US Supreme Court decision. They ruled in favour of Duncan. The main argument provided was that the guaranteeing the right to a jury trial was a central aspect in the conception of justice practiced in the US, and its provision should be carefully preserved.
Therefore, the decision appeals to the Due Process Clause that is included in the Fourteenth Amendment of the US Constitution. This clause forces the states to attend and honor the resquests they receive for a jury trial. The exceptional cases in which those requests can be ignored are for the judicial procedures that arise from crimes considered as "petty crimes". This term includes those crimes which are punisahable with a fine of $500 maximum or with, at most, six months in prison.
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no
Explanation:
it will be better to borrow because you borrow from card u have to pay tax and borrow u dont
Without having a timeframe or choices, I would guess it would be the Holocaust which was from 1941-1945 when the German Nazi's rounded up and excecuted Jews (men, women, and children)
