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What was John Adams' impression of New Yorkers and why was this country lawyer from Massachusetts traveling through New York in 1774 in the first place?
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At the end of the Revolutionary War the US was bound on the south by?
The northern-most of America's 13 colonies (New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts) formed her northern border with Canada. Note that Maine was a part of Massachusetts at that time.
What part of the country did many of the Federalists come from?
The Federalists were strongest in the Northeast. John Adams, from Massachusetts and Alexander Hamilton from NY were two of their leaders. Their main opposition was Thomas Jefferson and his supporters from the South and the West.
The due process clause in the constitution requires that?
Citizens of the United States that are in the United States are entitled to a trial before they are put into a prison. They have certain rights because of this. Speedy trial and the right to face their accuser are two of them. When traveling outside the United States these may not be valid. We have always given these same rights to visitors to our country also.
How a country can control another country SOCIALLY?
basically a country can control another country by spreading their culture in the foreign country. If country A has a large of effect by the culture and ideas of country B, then we can say that country B controls country A socially.
What conflict started the Revolutionary war?
The conflict that started the Revolutionary War was, in economic terms, the repressive taxation of the colonies by the English home-country, along with other perceived injustices. The conflict that served as the military spark of the War occurred in April of 1775 at Lexington, then at Concord, in Massachusetts, where colonial militia squared off with menacing British troops.
Do you have to carry your passport on you while traveling in Massachusetts from another country?
In Massachusetts, unlike Arizona, you won't be stopped and demanded to produce your papers. However, if you are involved in an accident or something happens to you while you are there you will need to produce identification.
How can you use rusticate in a sentence?
Many New Yorkers rusticate in the country during the summer months.
Is Massachusetts a country?
Massachusetts is currently a state, but its WAS a colony.
Is Massachusetts state or a country?
Massachusetts is actually neither. It is the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, but it is considered a state.
Do you need the other parent's permission to take a child out of the country if the traveling parent is a citizen of the country traveling to and the child already has a passport?
Yes this applies to all kinds of traveling out of the country with a child.
What is the country of origin for the word impression?
England in 1896
What program allows you to travel to a foreign country?
You can be a traveling nurse or a traveling teacher.
Which European country setteled in Massachusetts?
Massachusetts was one of England's thirteen colonies.
Why is Massachusetts on the east side of the country?
no its not
What continent is Massachusetts in?
Massachusetts is in North America, and the country United States
What are Outbound and inbound tourism?
Inbound tourism is the act of a person from a foreign country or territory traveling within your country and outbound tourism is the act of a citizen from your country traveling outside of the country to a foreign territory.
What was the first country to ban the use of all animals in traveling circuses?
Bolivia is the first country to ban the use of all animal in traveling circuses
