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He was the only colonial governer that supported the American causes side in the revolution
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He was a founding father who signed the declaration of independence. He was a clergymen, he represented New Jersey, and was president of Princeton University
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He was a founding father, who was the 1st to sign the declaration of independence and had the largest and fanciest signature. He was a representative from Massachusetts and president og the continental congress in 1775.
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He was a founding father, who sighned the declarartion of indpendence. He was a representative at the constitutional convention. And he was one of the first senators of Maryland.
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He was a founding father of america. Who was a representive of New York at the continetnal congress. He signed the declarartion of independence, and helped negotiate the treaty of Paris in 1783 which helped end american revolution. He was alos first chief justice of the supreme court.
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He was a founding father who signed the declaration of independence. He was from Pennsylvania, attended the continetal congress, and was treasurer of the U.S. mint
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He was a soldier in colonial, revolutionary, and post-revolutionary conflicts. He was also one of the 1st official elected U.S. congressman.
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It announced the colonies freedom from Britian's rule and set forth the founding principles of the U.S.(and was actually done on july 2nd and was signed later on)
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It is the motto and "the seal for the United States of America." Means out of many, one. Which reflects the shield.
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It established Americans national government and guranteed basic rights to it's citizens.
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The bill of rights are the first ten ammendments in the U.S. constitution. It's used to safeguard individuals liberty.
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Grand Jury, Douple Jeopardy, Self Incrimination, due process, and takings.
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Alex de Tocqueville is a french writer who wrote the american government. He concluded the five best principles of American Government. Liberty-indivduals are free to pursue their own work. Egaliterianism- No social class distinctions. Individualism- involves mobility in achievement. Hard work and labor are key to success. Populism- ivolves allowing all individuals to have and voice their opinion. Laissez-faire- meaning less government involvement the more people will work
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"the right of a government or its agent to expropriate private property for public use, with payment of compensation."
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"In God We Trust" is America's national motto and was signed by President Eisenhower. it was put on to money in 1957.
