What are 2 modern real world examples of The 6th Amendment?
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Explanation:

for example if someone were accused of something they didn't do they could have a trial too plead unguilty and let the court choose if they were guilty or not.

pretty much the 6th ammendment is that you can get yourself out if trouble if you are falsely accused of something.

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A. He met with Civil Rights leaders to show support for the controversial decision.

B. He made a speech denouncing the decision and vowed not to help its enforcement.

C. He sent federal troops to oversee the integration of Central High School in Little Rock.

D. He sent a bill to Congress that would give additional funds to schools that complied.

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Why was the cotton gin an important invention?

A. It allowed the North to grow economically at a faster rate than the South

B. It enabled growing a certain kind of cotton to be economically viable

C. It reduced the South's dependency on slave labor, appeasing northern fears.

D. It resulted in the ability to supply many of the textile needs of the expanding West.

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Europe


Asia


Latin America and Northern America


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Capture the
Holy Land
?
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Byzantine Empire
A. Reduce the power of the pope
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Trench Warfare
Sitzkreig
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Why was Egyptian President Anwar Sadat assassinated in 1981?
M extremists wanted to start a war with Egypt.
J extremists were retaliating for the events at the Munich Olympics.
J extremists were unhappy with the loss of territory in the Sinai Peninsula.
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B. rapid communication of information to distance location

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When you finish the assigned questions for a chapter in your psychology text, you treat yourself with a favorite snack. This is an
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A positive reinforcement
B positive punishment
C negative reinforcement
D negative punishment

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The most important contribution made by the Black legislators during the Reconstruction period was:

A
their support of a free public education
B
the elimination of the KKK
С
strengthening the cotton industry
D
westward expansion