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•trial by jury
•process by law
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Was a signed agreement to ensure peace between the two groups carried by the mayflower
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Specific rules the king is prohibited from changing
•taxing without parliaments consent
•imprisoning citizens illegally
•maintaining military government in peacetime
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The act banned foreign ships from trading outside Europe to England and banned 3rd party country from trading goods from any country in Europe to England
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Creates separation of powers/limits power of the King and queen, enhances the democratic election and bluster freedom of speech
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At the end of the French and Indian war Britain issued a proclamation so colonists wouldn't settle on Indian land
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Was a British law passed by Great Britain to raise revenue from the 13 colonies the act set tax on sugar and molasses imported into the colonies
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Was passed by the British and requird them to pay tax for every piece of printed paper they used
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Protest against taxes
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Included the port act that closed the Boston harbor until the tea that was dumped was payed for and the quartering act that housed troops in houses and in occupied buildings
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The American colonies unite to a common cause to succeed from Britain
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This battle kicked off the American Revolutionary War from 1775-1783
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Was when the 13 colonies declared independence from great britian
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Was delegates from 13 colonies that started meeting after the revolutionary war started
