The third one because the founders didn’t wanted to give each person rights so that what happened to them with the British wouldn’t happen again in the future
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Many of Cromwell's actions that followed the end of the British Civil War were unwise and hypocritical. He was ruthless in controlling the revolts that took place within the army itself at the end of the war (linked to failure to pay troops) and showed little sympathy for the Levellers, an egalitarian movement that contributed heavily to the cause of parliament.
Cromwell dissolved the Republican Parliament in 1653 and took control of the state, as Lord Protector perpetual. His foreign policy led to a conflict with the Republic of the Seven Netherlands in 1652 - the First Anglo-Dutch War, which was eventually won by Admiral Robert Blake in 1654, with Cromwell already serving as Lord Protector. In 1655 it conquered the territory of Jamaica of the Spaniards, turning it into the main English colonial space in the Caribbean.
There were many more than three but the three main ones are the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the rise of Nationalism, and the building up of military and alliances.
<span>In the early 1970's there was a splinter group associated with the PLO called the Fatah; some of it's member dissidents led by Yasser Arafat formed Black September in order to seek revenge on King Hussein for attempting to claim his kingdom by force. It was a terrorist organization and was active until 1973.</span>
The answer is C..............
