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This means Out of many, one. This is also latin a dead language now-a-days. This is also the motto of the United States.
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Government can't take your house without reimbursing you.
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The D of I was a break up letter. My boy Tommy wrote the D of I. There were 4 other guys there to.
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He was the only man to be a governor of an English and American state. He was a merchant with his father as a young boy. He was one of 2 people to continue as a governor after independence.
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The U.S. constitution are the rights to the United States. it contains the bill of rights in it. Written by James Madison
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The first 10 rights in the constitution. Written by James Madison.
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The fifth amendment is part of the bill of rights. It protects people from being witnesses against them self. Written by James Madison
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He was a patriot in the revolution. He was the 3rd governor of commonwealth Massachusetts. He was a president of the continental congress.
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John Witherspoon was a founding father of the united stated and also a minister. John was apart of the Committee of Correspondence. He was also very supportive of the revolution.
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John Muhlenburg was apart of the U.S. house of representatives from Pennsylvania. He also served as a German dragoon and a British 60th regiment of foot. He was also elected to the first congress.
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Benjamin Rush was a signer of the us constitution. Rush was also a leader of the American Enlightenment. He was also an active sons of liberty.
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He was elected as the continental congress president. He also wrote the draft to the constitution of New York. In 1779 he was also put as minister to spain.
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He was known as one of the first citizens of the American colonies. He served in the Maryland senate. Carroll became a leading opponent to the British rule.
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Liberty: Government can't for anyone to do anything.
Egalitarianism: No one is more important than another person.
Individualism: You can do you and no one can say anything.
Populism: people get support just from ordinary people.
Laissez-faire: this is letting things take there course. -
The motto for the United States
