The correct answer is D, as the name of the court case would be The State of Arizona v. John Doe.
In criminal cases, the accusation is carried out by the State through a prosecutor. In the case under analysis, although the victim is Josephine Lawler, it is the State of Arizona that carries out the claim. Regarding the accused, there is no doubt whatsoever, John Doe is the one who must respond for his crime, and so it is marked in the name of the case.
Answer:
This is a matter of opinion.
Explanation:
Saddam Hussein was a megalomaniac dictator and would stop at nothing to ensure he stayed in power, including betraying allies. I believe the U.S. was justified, but some say that the U.S. should never intervene in foreign affairs.
THE TENTH AMENDMENT grants power to the state.
The tenth amendment to the constitution of United States of America was ratified on December, 1791. The amendment expresses the rights of both the federal and the states. Basically, the amendment holds that any power that is not given to the federal government is given to the state or to the people.<span />
The main way in which popular sovereignty applied to federalism is that it allowed settlers of new land to determine whether this new territory would be "slave" or "free", meaning that the states a large amount of power as well as the federal government.
1. The Mongols managed to stabilize Asia in the territory they controlled with both military force, and with ethnic, religious, and cultural tolerance.
2. The Mongols contributed to much increased trade between the Europeans and Asians through the Silk Road, especially after they made it safe for travel and trade. This made the people of the two continents much closer, and much more familiar with each other, and it set the stage for the future trade.
3. Before the Mongol conquest, the Europeans saw the Asian people as savages, but after they were able to visit the Far East, and see its development and advancement, they gradually changed their minds, and in many ways felt inferior afterwards.
4. The Mongols had a well established system for fast communication throughout all of their empire, and it was based on horse power and speed, but it was also very well calculated as to how much a single horse can withstand a high speed gallop, so they had stations for changing the horse.
5. Even though the Mongols by many are seen as savages, they were in fact very tolerant to the people's beliefs, and they encouraged all religions in their Empire, and integration between the people with different religious backgrounds.
