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Why did people move to Rhode Island in the 1700s?
because it is the best colony ever and there are no laws or rules and you don't have to go to school.
What were some problems the Connecticut colony faced?
Well Connecticut was a charter colony and the disadvantages were that they could worship anyone or anything they wanted to and they had no rules to obey. They should of enforced rules and said, "Hey you can have religious freedom but you still have to obey the rules we are enforcing or you can't have religious freedom any more".
What was the political situation like when Rhode Island first became a colony?
the puritans boughtrhode island in 1638.then roger Williams secured a parliament patent under wich for towns made up a code of civil law and organized a government.Answerthe puritans boughtrhode island in 1638.then roger Williams secured a parliament patent under wich for towns made up a code of civil law and organized a government.
Why did the founder leave Europe to find Rhode Island?
The founders who left Europe to find the colony of New Hampshire did so for commercial reasons. Their main focus was economic and established fishing outposts and later a timber business. The first settlers in this area were the English and the Scots who came in the 17th century.
What is an official who rules the colony for the King?
Monarchy
Why did people move to Rhode Island in the 1700s?
because it is the best colony ever and there are no laws or rules and you don't have to go to school.
Can a Rhode Island Red be koshered?
If the chicken is killed according to the rules, then it can be.
What word means rules are loosely enforced?
The term that describes rules that are loosely enforced is "lenient."
What were some problems the Connecticut colony faced?
Well Connecticut was a charter colony and the disadvantages were that they could worship anyone or anything they wanted to and they had no rules to obey. They should of enforced rules and said, "Hey you can have religious freedom but you still have to obey the rules we are enforcing or you can't have religious freedom any more".
Why are rules enforced in the law?
Criminal justice
How are the rules enforced in soccer?
The referee's enforce them! :)
Who enforced the rules in Lord of the Flies?
ralph
What was the political situation like when Rhode Island first became a colony?
the puritans boughtrhode island in 1638.then roger Williams secured a parliament patent under wich for towns made up a code of civil law and organized a government.Answerthe puritans boughtrhode island in 1638.then roger Williams secured a parliament patent under wich for towns made up a code of civil law and organized a government.
Does high school have the hammer throw?
Im not sure about the rules for other states, but i know the state of never doesn't let the high schoolers throw the hammer. In High School, the only state that has the hammer throw is Rhode Island.
What country plays rugby by their own rules?
None - The rules are enforced by the IRB - The International Rugby Board.
Why did the founder leave Europe to find Rhode Island?
The founders who left Europe to find the colony of New Hampshire did so for commercial reasons. Their main focus was economic and established fishing outposts and later a timber business. The first settlers in this area were the English and the Scots who came in the 17th century.
Do your think the Gupta enforced of caste rules was a good thing?
yes
