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This document limited the power of the king. Basically, the Magna Carta made sure that no one, not even the king, was above the law.
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Two mian cultural regions of Native Americans were the Northwest Coast and the Southwest.
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The first permanent English colony in North America was named Jamestown, formed by a group of merchants called the London Company.
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Slaves were brought to America for a better source of labor, in terms of years of labor and cost.
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The Mayflower Compact was a document written on how the Puritan pilgrims of New England would govern themselves.
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This new revolutionary law was called the "Act Concerning Religion".
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This colony was renamed "New York" after English takeover of the land.
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The First Great Awakening was started as a result of a newfound religious feeling that emphasized the regaining of true faith and Godliness.
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The Quartering Act required Americans to quarter and cater needs of British soldiers.
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This law required colonists to buy a stamp for every purchase of paper.
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This act taxed British imports to the American colonies.
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www.paulreverehouse.org/bio/bio.html
Paul Revere was not as much of a distinguished person in the Revolutionary War. Although he did help spark the Revolutionary War, he did little other than that. He was only locally known popularly until a famous poem titled "Paul Revere's Ride" was written about him by a famous poet named Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. -
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Thomas Paine is the author of "Common Sense".
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http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/
There were many facts that I learned, but one fact is that only one person, Thomas Jefferson, had written it. The rest of the people just signed it. -
During the Revolutionary War, France became America's ally.
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This treaty forced Britain to officially recognize America as a separate nation.
http://www.ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?flash=true&doc=6
The Treaty of Paris pushed America into international affairs with coutries much richer and powerful than itself. However, America's representatives were able to shrewedly negotiate on America's side successfully in the midst of many powerful nations.