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a.) signed by King John, it was signed in England
b.) They had the rights against unlawful imprisonment -
a.) To prevent dissent amongst Puritans and non-separatist pilgrams
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a.) Convention Parliment and William and Mary
b.) Freedom of speech in Parliment, right to petition the monarch without fear of retribution -
a.) no taxes may be levied without consent of parliment, no subject may be imprisoned without cause
b.) Charles I -
a.) by represenatives from 7 of the British North American colonies
b.) it was never carried out
c.) a broken up snake with the colonies titled on pieces
d.) Franklin's Pennsylvania Gazette -
a.) Austria, England, France, Great Britain, Prussia, Sweden
b.) Treaty of Paris, French surrender Montreal
c.) The British -
a.) the relationship changed for the worse because of independence and taxation without representation
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a.) papers, legal documents, licenses and newspapers
b.) Virgina House of Burgesses adopted Patrick Henry's stamp act resolves -
a.) 5 British colonists and 1 African American named Attucks Crispus
b.) it was to enfocrce the tax burden imposed by the Townshed Acts -
a.) the sons of liberty
b.) British responded with more taxes (intolerable acts)
you can find many more facts about the Boston Tea party here! -
a.) Boston Tea Party
b.) British closed all of Boston's ports until colonists payed for tea. British restricted colonists to have any town meetings, and forced them to house british troops. -
a.) George Washington, Richard Henry Lee, Patrick Henry, Edmund Pendleton, Benjamin Harrison, Richard Bland and Peyton Randolph
b.) a plan of union
c.) Carpenters Hall, seat of Pennsylvania congress -
a.) Revolutionary war basically begins
b.) British generals- William Howe, Henry Clinton, and General Burgoyne. Colonies- Benedict Arnold
c.) Paul Revere warned colonists that the British were coming -
a.) Philadelphia, Pa
b.) continental army, olive branch petition
c.) John Adams, King George III
visit this site to learn more about the Olive Branch Petition! -
a.) John Hanson
b.) winning the war, negotiating the peace treaty, passing northwest, inable to create unity, failure to equip the government, unable to provide resources
this video furthur explains the articles of confederation -
a.) Thomas Jefferson
b.) preamble, grievances, consequences -
a.) John Adams, Ben Franklin, John Jay
b.) province of Quebec, 13 colonies
c.) independence of the US -
a.) tried to bring a more powerful, more financial government
b.) establishing the united states as a federation
