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which of the following documents guaranteed the colonist the same rights as enlightenment?
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Why did the colonists reach the conclusion that membership in the empire threatened their freedom rather than guaranteed them?
The colonist reached the conclusion that the empire threatened their freedoms rather than guaranteed them, because the empire changed from letting the colonist live free and peaceful, to starting to tax and control what the colonist did.
This colonist who exemplified the Enlightenment would help guide the colonists toward independence.?
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What did the stamp act force colonist to do?
Pay a tax on all documents. A stamp needed to be affixed to wills, loan documents, contracts, all documents
What was the first law that guaranteed a colonist the right to practice their religion freely?
The Maryland Tolerance Act
Which enlightenment ideal were the colonist upholding when the declare?
that the government should exist by the consent of the people (apex)
How did the federal system impact the documents that influence the early colonist?
They went to war
What did the stamp act required colonist to do?
pay taxes on all legal documents
Why did the colonist reach the conclusion that membership in the empire threaten their freedom rather than guaranteeing them?
The colonist reached the conclusion that the empire threatened their freedoms rather than guaranteed them, because the empire changed from letting the colonist live free and peaceful, to starting to tax and control what the colonist did.
How did ideas that developed during the enlightenment and the great awakening the colonist view of government?
They began to desire political equality
Why might the ideal of the enlightenment appeal to the colonist?
Colonists were becoming less religious...the ideas of the Enlightenment appealed to them because it minimized God as a divine force and maximized human thinking and science.
Why might the ideals of the enlightenment appeal to the colonist?
Colonists were becoming less religious...the ideas of the Enlightenment appealed to them because it minimized God as a divine force and maximized human thinking and science.
What effect did the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment have on the colonist view of government?
It affected the way people viewed their political rights and their governments.
