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Gave Trial by jury, Due process, private property, Intended for high class
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Sailed across Atlantic by pilgrams seeking religeous freedom
a document was signed November 11,1620 -
The document demanded that the king no longer imprison or punish any person but by the lawful judgement of his peers, or the law of the land.
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no cruel ounishment, no excessive bail or fines, right to bear arms, right to pettition, prohibited standing army peace time
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The purpose of the proclamation was so Great Britain could organize the new North American Empire and stabilize relations with Native Americans theough trade , settlement, and land purchase.
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When need for sugar was high.
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When taxes were put on mail stamps
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A group of disguised colonist men boarded a Britian tea ship and threw the cargo into the sea.
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It sought right the wrongs that had been inflictedon the colonies and hoped a unified voice would gain the m a hearing in London.
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Shot heard around the world and the start of the Revolutionary War. Battles marked out break of open armed conflict between Great Britain and the Thirteen Colonies.
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They met three weeks after revolution began and managed the colinial war effort, and moved incrementally towards independance
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Announced that the Thirteen American Colonies then at war with Great Britain regarded themselves as independant states no longer part of the British Empire.
