Francois-Auguste-Rene de Chateaubriand was a French nobleman who fled the country when the Revolution started. From England, he wrote about what was happening in France. He described how the nation had become unrecognizable, changing so quickly from what it had been to something confused and alienating. Conspiracy theories were everywhere -- you didn't know who you could trust. Street names were changed so you wondered where you were. The whole calendar was changed, so you didn't even know what month it was. Ancient customs had been obliterated and no one (in his view) really knew where all these new directions were heading.
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Answer:
Rights reserved to the States
Explanation:
Any powers not prohibited by the Constitution or delegated to the national government; powers reserved to the states and denied to the federal government are called Rights reserved to the States and include the power to make laws applicable to the state, perform electoral processes, issuance of certificates etc.
These rights is contained in the first ten amendments of the bill of rights and was first signed into law by the Congress in 1789 and was later modified in 1791.
