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gov. should be based on facts, believed the religion should be seperated from polotics, seperation of church and state
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believed in Life, Liberty and property
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seperation of power
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freedom of thought and respect
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slavery was wrong, single legislative, advisory board
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against absolute power, individualism,
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education for all
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free enterprise
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didnt believe in cruel and unusual punishment
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education for all
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mexican independence , against harsh rule of foreigness
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right of women and the inequalities ineducation
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They can find tar easily and they had feathers in their pillow and feathering was a common threat and punishment.
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a killing of five colonists by British regulars
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It was chasing a merchant ship believed to be smuggling goods
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broaden the resistance movement
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it was intended to raise revenue on the American colonies and it imposed no new taxes
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They dumped tea in the ocean
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Issues beyond money were at stake.
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Georgia decided against roiling the waters they were facing attacks from the restive Creek on the borders and needed the support of regular British soldiers.
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Paul Revere road into Massachusetts to warn Samuel Adams and John Hancock that the British are to arrest them
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Many of the delegates expected at the outset, that the rupture between colony and mother country would be healed.
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The first shots starting the revolution were fired at Lexington, Massachusetts.
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he was a common who wrote a book talking about king George III was the reason for the war
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It was 12 of the 13 colonies declared independence and freedom the British
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a sstrong central gov. prosperity& security
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