The Rough Riders were a volunteer cavalry military unit from the US, raised in 1898 to participate in combats during the Spanish-American War. The US had decided to intervene in the conflict between Cuba and Spain after the explosion of the cruise USS Maine, for which the Spanish were blamed.
President McKingley had called for volunteers due to the situation of the army, which was small and understaffed, if compared to previous conflicts. <u>Being constituted by volunteers</u> fostered the sucess of this military unit as they were fueled by an inner passion towards defending their country and its prestige, therefore they fought with this extra motivation.
The correct answer is protection for double jeopardy.
<em>A protection found in the Florida Declaration of Rights and the Bill of Rights is the protection for double jeopardy.
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Double jeopardy is being tried more than once for the same crime. In the state of Florida, under Florida law, double jeopardy is a procedural defense that “precludes prosecution when a defendant is accused twice for the same crime.” In the state of Florida, this double jeopardy protects the defendant from any kind of abuse.
They fought/comformed. But there battles and cries did not save their land. Hope this helped you!
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