Answer:
<em>Constitutional laws</em>
Explanation:
Constitutional laws will stablish the regulations for local governments, states and the federal expressing also the citizen's rights. It deals primary with the governmental powers (the branches of executive, legislative and judiciary) and the most fundamental rights of the citizens, the civil rights (e.g. right of freedom from discrimination) and civil liberties (e.g. Freedom of Speech; Protection from Self-Incrimination; Due Process of the Law and Right to Trial by Jury for Criminal Charges).
Answer:
'Once we were the cradle of European civilization and the first democracy world wide. Once we governed ourselves and ruled each other by reasoning and not by force. Once we were the proud and highly sofisticated center of the world where arcitecture, the arts, science and filosophy flourished. What happened? We lost it to a barbarian empire. It is time to take back our country and give Europe, the young beautiful woman courted by Zeus, back what belongs to her.'
Explanation:
<span>C the middle ages
</span><span>A Individuals
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<span>FALSE
</span><span>true</span>
Queen Victoria's descendants were the rulers of many nations that were involved with each other in the war.
Explanation:
The rulers of most of the empires of the time had some relation to Queen Victoria by marriage alliance.
This meant that the war was ultimately broken out between relatives who fought against each other, which is of course, common in the time of monarchies as most monarchies were related to one another through marriage.
Queen Victoria's relatives included the royal family of the Austria Hungary empire, The German king and the Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, and of course the royal family of England.
According to the
census of 1790, there were about seven hundred thousand slaves of African
ancestry lived in the colonies, (precisely 694,280) with the most living in the state of Virginia where <span>292,627 enslaved Africans were counted. Although
there had been some skepticism about the counting that it might be undercounted. </span>