The National Assembly's response to possible foreign invasion has helped reshape the U.S. intelligence and counterterrorism practices.
<h3>What is Foreign Invasion?</h3>
A foreign invasion refers to the violation of a country's borders through the use of military force. This means that the invading nation will send military forces into another nation with the sole aim of subduing the nation.
The United states National Assembly response should such a situation happen will be to protect and defend American lives and Properties.
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The correct answer is A) providing guides and limits to the government’s power.
The Constitution regulates government powers by providing guides and limits to the government’s power.
That is why the Constitution establishes a federal form of government with sovereign states. The federal government is divided into a system of checks and balances so no branch has more power than the other. The branches of the government are the executive branch that relies on the US President, the legislative branch that is the House of Representatives and the Senate, and the judicial branch that relies on the Supre Court.
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Explanation:
At a time when Machiavelli's text 'The Ruler' was regarded as the definitive manual of every ruler, Frederick rejected the real-political approach of the Italian author and wrote his own text called Anti-Machiavelli. This idealistic rejection of Machiavelli's work was published anonymously in 1740, but with the interest of the French philosopher Voltaire, the work is gaining popularity. Two of them were exchanging a number of letters and the period when Voltaire was welcomed into his court is known in history. This period of life, when Frederick paid more attention to art than politics, ends with the death of his father in 1740.
In 1735, Peter Zenger was tried for libel in the colony of New York. His trial established the freedom of the press granted in colonies by law.
The protections are : freedom of speech, freedom of unreasonable searches or seizures and right to a trial by jury.
<em>Freedom of speech </em>is granted in the Amendment 1 of the U.S. Constitution, together with the freedom of religion and press. In the Michigan Constitution it is granted in Article 1 paragraph 5: freedom of speech and of press.
<em>Freedom of unreasonable searches or seizures:</em> Amendment 4 of the Bill of Rights and Article 1 paragraph 11 of the Michigan Constitution.
<em>Trial by jury</em> : Amendment 7 ( Rights in Civil Cases ) of the Bill of Rights and Article 1 paragraph 14 of the Michigan Constitution.
The Michigan Constitution was ratified in 1963 and the bill of Rights in 1789.
The rights of crime victims and prohibition on discrimination are stated in the Article I of the Michigan Constitution only.
