The summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and the winter solstice in the Southern Hemisphere occur on the day when the Sun appears farthest north. How do the days for each hemisphere compare during this time? Each hemisphere will experience a day with the least amount of sunlight of the year. Each hemisphere will experience a day with the most amount of sunlight of the year. The northern hemisphere will experience a day with the most amount of sunlight while the southern hemisphere will experience a day with the least amount of sunlight. The northern hemisphere will experience a day with the least amount of sunlight while the southern hemisphere will experience a day with the most amount of sunlight.

Sun make your back burn like when you dad beats you

The correct answer is “to prevent the government from abusing people’s rights.

Explanation:

The constitution has been amended several times but the first ten amendments to the constitution is the bill of right. The essence or motivation behind the bill of right is to give power to the people and were adopted on December 15, 1971.

Further Explanation:

It was drafted in New York City and written by James Madison. The bill of right provides absolute freedom to the citizens and limits the power of the government. It serves as medium to checkmate government excesses and give a right of personal autonomy, liberty to the people.

This bill has greatly impacted governance positively and makes the people to be conscious of government doings and undoing.  

There are 10 bills of right in the order of amendment which include:

Freedom of Religion, Speech, and the Press including right to assembly and petition, The Right to keep and Bear Arms, No quartering of soldiers, Protection from Unreasonable Searches and Seizures, Protection of Rights to Life, Liberty, and Property, Rights of Accused Persons in Criminal Cases e.g. right to a speedy and public trial,Rights in Civil Cases, Excessive Bail, Fines, and Punishments ForbiddenOther Rights Kept by the People Undelegated Powers Kept by the States and the People.

The bill of right is the power given to the people and cannot be taken away.

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According to the preamble to the bill of rights, what is the purpose of the Bill of Rights Compare the language of the english bill of rights and the american bill of rights List two rights that are found in the English bill of rights that are found in the U.S bill of rights  

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