Let’s start from the beginning. In order to tell an event, you have to read about it. The minute a human reads a story, he/she starts to take a side. It is a natural instinct. Then when telling the historical event, that idea of picking sides somehow crawls up to the surface in disguise of personal thoughts and “I think this” statements. The only way a true unbiased historical reference can be obtained is to simply go back in time to see it in person. But wait that’s impossible, so no. The answer is no.
I'm pretty sure it's D, all of the above.
If a civilization ran out of resources, it would slowly but surely die.
Mexicano refused to discuss the matter.
Polk declared that the border between the United States and Mexico extended to the Rio Grande. He ordered American troops to cross into the contested land as a "defensive" act.
The correct answer is (b.) Requiring a permit in advance to hold an assembly, such as a parade or a concert, in a public area is a restriction that is direct towards an individual's rights that could be most reasonably protect the common good in terms of security.