Explain one way in which the role of local communities in law enforcement in the medieval period was similar to the role of communities in law enforcement in the modern period

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

One way in which the role of local communities in law enforcement in the medieval period was similar to the role of communities in law enforcement in the modern period, was the following.

During the dark ages of the Medieval Times, the community was responsible for policing criminals. First, to prevent, later to fight criminals and demand justice. Let's have in mind that in those years, there was no concept of police or justice as we have it today.

When a crime was committed, the members of the medieval village gathered together, joined forces, and leave the villages to find and punish the criminal.

We can compare these actions with modern times in that today, people have to be aware and working together in neighborhoods in order to prevent crime. They have to be watchful and vigilant so they can be ready to help each other.

The French Revolution involved a A) written statement of reasons and principles.

Explanation:

The French revolution is a 17 articles document that later became the foundation of the Constitution of French.

Article 1 stated the right for freedom for all people.Article 2 prohibition for mistreatment.  Article 6 stated equality in the according to the law and the right to participate in legal matters.Article 7 outlines prohibition against wrongful arrest without a judicial order.Article 10 states freedom on speech and religion.Article 11 recognizes the need to incorporate freedom of religion and speech in the legislature, etc.