The bill of Rights is part of the US constitution, (the first 10 Amendments), so they will be interpreted by the same institution as the one that interprets the constitution generally.
This would be the Supreme Court of the United States - specifically, the Supreme court checks whether the laws passed by the congress are compatible with the constitution
Conquest contributed to growth of different organized empires which contributed to expansion of trade, postal network, road network and administration which was well organized.
There were other empires which contributed to the conquest. For example,
1. Persian empire which linked the west and east, and also cultural diffusion.
2. Athenian empire which kept the pirates away and the persian defeat.
3. Ptolemaic empire contributed to trade lines to be built up and also new ports which were built during that empire period.
<span>An early Catholic Church and a Temple dedicated to the Roman god, Jupitar</span>
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Congress endorsed the Articles of Confederation in 1777, and a duplicate was sent to every one of the thirteen states for confirmation. The main marking started on July 9, 1778, with agents from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and South Carolina associated with the procedure.
The Articles of Confederation made a national government made out of a Congress, which had the ability to proclaim war, choose military officers, sign bargains, influence partnerships, to select remote representatives, and oversee relations with Indians. ... Under the Articles, the states, not Congress, had the ability to assess.
For the answer to the question above, this refers to Three-Fifth Compromise where the South used the number of slaves in its territories to increase its representation. It gave the South more power by using the slave population to its advantage. This would threaten the balance of power, particularly to the Northern States.
