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a. King John at Runnymede, on the bank of the River THames near Windsor, England
b. Human rights; right of the church -
a. to ensure that the settlers who came off the mayflower and landed at Plymouth Rock would establis a fair government ruled by majority
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a. Parliment
b. having freedom and settling the succession of the crown -
a. english officals
b. no because the plan could create a very powerful entity that the kings governemtn might not be able to control
c. join or die
d. ben franklin -
a. great britian, France and Native Americans
b. Great lakes and New England
c. Britain
d. the colonists realized they had their own society with their own traditions, customs and identities -
a. angered colonists; believed they should pay for their part of the war. also, they had new taxes to pay.
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a. legal documents, licenses, newspaper and other publications
b. reacted immediately, asserting that the stamp act was an attept to raise money in the colonies with out approval of coloniol legislatures -
Stamp Act this website tells you more about the Stamp Act
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b. intolerable actm stamp act -
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a. sons of libery
b. british governemnt passed the intolerable act -
a. col. George Washington, RIchard Henry Lee, Patrick Henry
b. the colonists signed a petition and sent it to england demanding the intolerable acts he realsed -
a. the boston tea party
b. boston port act, Massachusetts government actm adminstration of justice, Quaftering act -
a. Lexington won by british, concord by the patriots
b. colonel smith, major putcarne and lord percy
c. rode a horse to town to warn the people the british are coming -
a. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania states house
b. talked about the articles of confederation that got ratified
c. John Adams, THomas Jeffereon, John Hancock -
a. THomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, ROger SHerman, John Adams
b. the introduction, THe preamble, the conclusion -
q. john hanson
b. success: winning the war for independence, passing the northwest ordiance, and allowed establishment of a federal government
failures: raising/maintaining a military, commerence between states, foreign relations and raising taxes -
a. no subject may be imprisoned without cause shown
b. Charles I -
a. John Jay
b. MIssissippi River
c. American Independence -
a. a meeting called :meting of commissioners to remedy defects of federal government"
b. to remedy barriers which limited trade or commerce between the states under the Articles of Conferderation -
Magna Carta here it will tell you how this occured
