Which of the following describes a similarity benveen the english bill of
rights and the bill of rights in the united states constitution?

The choices for this question are:

A) Both documents list economic and social rights for women, but not political rights.

B) Both documents applied only to citizens who had a certain amount of total wealth.

C) Both documents protect individuals from government interference in their lives.

D) Both documents guarantee that governments cannot discriminate based on race

The correct answer is C.

The English Bill of Rights (1689) and the United States Bill of Rights (1789) were both created in moments where the people were trying to create limits to the power of government. At those historical moments, this was thought to be the most important way to guarantee individual freedom.

The English document was created during the Glorious Revolution (1688-1689) and established individual and political rights.

The United States Bill of Rights also limited the power of the government as it was a product of the public debate between Federalists and Anti-Federalists and aimed to make sure the states would ratify the Constitution.

Here are some options Truman had to weigh before dropping the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

- If Truman did not drop the bomb, then the Allied forces would have to do a full scale invasion on mainland Japan. This would be very similar to the Normany invasion used in the European theater during World War II. This was projected to cause millions of casualties between the Allied and Axis powers.

- Dropping the bomb would most likely result in unconditional surrender from Japan. The Allied forces gave Japan the opportunity to do this after the Potsdam Conference. However, the Japanese refused to an unconditional surrender.

- Using the atomic bomb would change warfare forever. This bomb would bring in a new age of technology and destruction that the world has never seen before.