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Which of the 13 colonies allowed a parent to put to death a stubborn or rebellious son?
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Which of the original 13 colonies allowed a parent to put to death a stubborn or rebellious son?
Massachusetts
Which of the original thirteen colonies passed a law which allowed a parent to put to death a stubborn or rebellious son?
Massachussetts
Which of the thirteen colonies pass a law to put to death stubborn and rebellious children?
Massachusetts passed a law in 1648, which allowed a parent to put a stubborn or rebellious son to death. The law has since been repealed by the legislature.
Parents rights when a child is rebellious?
A parent has a right to discipline there children when they are rebellious. They can take something from them or send them off to military school.
Would a parent be allowed to whip their teenager?
No.
Parent should be allowed to have a gun in the house?
no
How long do you have to file charges against a parent that allowed underage drinking at there home in Camden county in Missouri?
How long does a parent have to press charges on another parent that allowed underage drinking at there home in Camden County in Missouri?
Non-custodial parent not allowed to see minor child?
why?
How did the parent countries think of their colonies?
LOL Go use your textbook! -Einstein.
Why were colonies so important to a mercantilist economy?
The goal of a mercantilist economy was to support the parent country and make them more money. Colonies were used to get raw materials shipped back to the parent country so they could produce goods and sell them for money. The parent country also made money on the taxes they put on everything that had to be shipped to them from the colonies before they could be shipped somewhere else.
If you are not tall enough to meet Playland at the PNEs height requirement are you not allowed to go or just need a parent?
you need a parent.
Can your brother 16 years old allowed goes with your parent when you bring your parent to US?
It all depends on your religion and you're culture.
