<span>The correct answers are: 1)D The statement refers to a situation in which the rights of other people are interfered by the guilty party, who cannot plead innocence through the right of "freedom of speech", as it is relatively "inferior"or of no importance considering the transgression of others' rights.
It is not an example of absolute, natural rights nor of civil rights (although it is about freedom of speech, which is a civil right), since its focus is about the peculiar situation, regarding relative rights.
2)B Civil liberties are a protective form of freedoms, or "liberties" which cannot be touched by the government, without due process.
3)B The Constitution initially didn't have a bill of rights and this became a controversial issue, focusing on the necessity to limit the governement's power.</span>
Answer:
With a Conquest of Jesrusalem by King David, around 1000 B.C, while he turned it to the Jewish Capital.
Explanation:
Jerusalem which has been over the years associated with the Jews / Isrealies / Abrahamic religions which includes Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. There have been various political and religious conflict about who should control Jerusalem, most specifically from the two countries Israel and Palestine, each claiming it was given to them directly by God/Yahweh/Allah.
However, from the Bible and other historical records, the traditional story of Jerusalem begins with a Conquest of Jesrusalem by King David, around 1000 B.C, while he turned it to the Jewish Capital.
This statement is False
The person who is in question here is actually <span>Niccolò Paganini, an Italian violinist and a composer. The rumor was actually supported by himself since he participated in the rumors for various reasons, mostly humorous. He was one of the most important persons in history of fiddling because of how he modernized the play-style. </span>
Trade in the treaty ports should be subject to fixed tariffs,,
Qing government paying British,
and <span>Cession of Hong Kong.</span><span>
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Answer: Merchants in New England
Explanation:
