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What is the three English colonies and the reasons each were founded?
its your mom LOL!
What did the southern middle and New England colonies have in common?
They both had at least some slavery, and some of the settlements in each started for religioius freedom/refuge.
How did the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution handle the issue of slavery?
The Declaration of Independence didn't discuss slavery at all. It was a letter to the king stating the problems in the colonies and as far as they were concerned slavery wasn't a problem. The constitution made slaves 3/4 of a person when counting population for the number of Representatives needed in each state.
Who was the colonial official who led elected assembly in each of the thirteen colonies?
The colonial governor led the elected assembly in each of the colonies.
What are three supporting details of why the British colonies is now the US of America?
(1) Teas andcrumpets(2) One Direction (3)Putting bloody in the begging of each word
What is the three English colonies and the reasons each were founded?
its your mom LOL!
What did the southern middle and New England colonies have in common?
They both had at least some slavery, and some of the settlements in each started for religioius freedom/refuge.
What did southern new England and middle colonies have in common?
They both had at least some slavery, and some of the settlements in each started for religioius freedom/refuge.
Did the declaration of independence have a consistent message about the practice of slavery in America?
No. It was an open letter to the king telling him of the problems the colonies were having with the government and why they were declaring independence. Slavery wasn't an issue. Most of the founders of the United States were slave owners and the only time slaves became an issue was when they were trying to decide if they counted as part of the population to determine the number of Representatives for each state. Many of the New England states had all ready stopped legal slavery within their colonies by the mid 1700's, and it was only the southern colonies who were concerned about keeping slavery legal.
How did the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution handle the issue of slavery?
The Declaration of Independence didn't discuss slavery at all. It was a letter to the king stating the problems in the colonies and as far as they were concerned slavery wasn't a problem. The constitution made slaves 3/4 of a person when counting population for the number of Representatives needed in each state.
Why were the thirteen colonies divided into regions?
They were divided into three separate parts-THE NEW ENGLAND COLONIES, THE MIDDLE COLONNIES, AND THE SOUTHERN COLONIES.
What colonies were in each colony in the middle colonies?
wheat corn rye
How were the searches for new trade routes related to colonization and slavery?
Here is what I think- They all sort of fit together : 1. You need trade routes to make colonies more wealthy 2. You need slaves to work on plantations 3. You need colonies to obtain raw materials for their ruling country Each one helps the ruling country of the colonies. Hope this helped!
What do new England middle colonies and southern colonies have in common?
All in the U.S.A and each part of the southern colonies.
Could a slave owner bring his slave to Europe?
Yes and many did. Slavery was accepted in Europe as well as the colonies. However, slavery was banned in most major European nations years before it ended in the United States. Each country had its own laws. A court case in 1772 ruled that slavery could not be enforced in England (Somersett case) and a similar ruling in Scotland in 1776 helped make sure that slaves could not be taken from America to Britain. On August 1, 1834, all slaves everywhere in the British homeland and colonies were freed. France banned slavery during the revolutionary days (1790s) but Napoleon reinstated it in 1802. It was finally banned permanently in 1848. Hungary ordered the freedom of all slaves entering the country in about 1000 AD. Spain barred slavery in the home country in 1837 while trying to maintain it in the colonies.
How did congress allocate votes in the colonies?
Each of the 13 colonies got one vote
Who was the colonial official who led elected assembly in each of the thirteen colonies?
The colonial governor led the elected assembly in each of the colonies.
