I THINK it is answer choice A. Marbury V. Madison was about judicial review. Gideon V. Wainwright was about providing an attorney for the defendant who were unable to afford their own attorney. And please he versus Ferguson was about the separate but equal doctrine. So answer choice A is the only one that makes sense.
The common elements in relief and public works is that is a feeling and reassurance.
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Explanation:
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The relief can be described as a reaction of hope and leisure following liberation from anxiety or distress. The public works are related to the environment and services rendered to society.
In both the statement there are common things that are if the public works have been hampered means there will be inert anxiety and distress to the public until it is getting completed. For example, if the waterlogged in the particular dwelling area it will make distress to the public living there.
So with the help of public works water logging will be cleared and a sign of relief will be there to the public.
India? this would possibly be your answer.
<span>The question ("John Smith was born in Phoenix, Arizona, in the United States and has lived there his entire life. According to the 14th Amendment, Mr. Smith is a citizen of the (fill in the gap)" can be rephrased as: 1) are people born in the US citizens of the US - yes, they are ! (so we reject option a) immediately 2) are people residing in a state a citizen of that state - yes they are! (so option C is the correct one. 3) can people be citizens of a city - no, this is not the case, cities are to small to hand out citizenship.</span><span />
Can be best considered as a constitution:)
