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What ideas of constitutional government did the colonists use in creating their government?
the colonist got their ideas of goverment from England
What principle of colonial government protect citizens from having their rights taken away?
englightment goverment
Why did many colonists support independence?
Because they thought that the british were going to win the war and they didn't want to be punished as rebels. Some other thought the crown would protect their right more effectively than the new colonial government would
What did the king do with the olive branch petition?
The Olive Branch Petition asked the king to protect the colonists' rights.
What is the central argument presented in the Declaration of Independence?
A government must protect the rights of its people, and since Britain does not protect the right of the colonists, a new government must be formed.
What is a statement describes the sons of liberty?
The Sons of Liberty was an organization of American colonists that was created in the Thirteen American Colonies to protect the rights of the colonists and to fight taxation by the British government.
How does Jefferson use the declaration to convince the world that the social contract between the colonists and the british government has been broken?
In the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson argues that the social contract between the colonists and the British government has been violated through a series of grievances that illustrate the Crown's disregard for the rights and liberties of the colonists. He emphasizes that the government's failure to protect these rights justifies the colonists' decision to seek independence. By listing specific abuses, such as taxation without representation and the dissolution of colonial legislatures, Jefferson aims to demonstrate that the British government has betrayed its legitimate authority, thus legitimizing the colonies' break from British rule. This rationale appeals to both domestic and international audiences, framing the struggle as a fight for fundamental human rights.
What were British colonial leaders American colonists and Native Americans looking for in North America?
British colonial leaders sought economic opportunities, land for agriculture, and resources to exploit for the benefit of the British Empire. American colonists were primarily looking for freedom from British rule, economic independence, and a chance to create new lives in a land of opportunity. Native Americans aimed to protect their territories, cultures, and ways of life from encroachment and displacement by both colonists and colonial powers. All three groups had conflicting interests, leading to tensions and conflicts throughout the colonial period.
What did colonists do to protect british rule?
I think you are confused because it was not up to the colonists to protect British rule. It was up to the British forces.
Why did many colonists not support independence?
Because they thought that the british were going to win the war and they didn't want to be punished as rebels. Some other thought the crown would protect their right more effectively than the new colonial government would
Why do you think the colonists at first created such a weak central government?
To protect their authority , the 13 states created a loose confederation in which they held most of the power.
Who was Nathanel bacon?
Nathaniel Bacon (1640–1676) was an English colonist in Virginia known for leading Bacon's Rebellion in 1676. This uprising was a revolt against the colonial government's policies towards Native Americans and its failure to protect frontier settlers. Bacon's actions highlighted tensions between colonists and the colonial elite, ultimately leading to changes in Virginia's governance and increased reliance on enslaved labor. He died during the rebellion, which ultimately failed, but it had lasting effects on colonial policies.
