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If your question was meant to read "What were the wrongs committed by Great Britain to the colonies?" then here is a non exhaustive list:
1) The Irish Potato Famine (Despite being over double the amount of food in Ireland needed to feed the population, Britain insisted that it be exported despite the failure of the staple potato crop in Ireland. This policy resulted in widespread starvation and emmigration, and halved the Irish population)
2) The systematic use of the "Divide and conquer policy" to maintain control over lands which they had no right to in the first place therby sowing the seeds of conflicts which are seen the world over right until this day...for example in Northern Ireland there is the Catholic and Protestant divide, in Palestine/Israel there is the Arab and Jew divide, and in India and Pakistan they fosterd a Hindu / Muslim divide resluting in the division of what was previousy India into India and Pakistan. This is to name just a few examples...
3) The use of plantation as seen in Ireland, Gibraltar and the Falkands. This tactic "plants" native British persons in areas which never had a British presence there, this invariably gives Britain an excuse to hold onto the terriory claiming "it is the democratic will of the people" even though this democratic will was ignored in the first instance when they invaded and colonised the territory
4) The deliberate massacare of innocent civilians. (e.g. Bloody Sunday in Ireland, the Qissa Khwani Bazaar massacre and Amritsar massacre in India, the Hola massacre in Kenya, again to name but a few...
5) The looting of a the terriory's wealth to further British needs, one needs only to look at the Indian jewels in the British crown jewels to illustrate this point.
6) The forced migration of over 130, 000 orphans to commonwealth countries between the 1920s and 1950s.
7)Involvement in the slave trade...
Im sure there is more but that should do to get things started...
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Does the second part of the Declaration of Independence list the wrongs committed against the colonies by France?
No, the second part of the Declaration of Independence does not list wrongs committed against the colonies by France. Instead, it outlines grievances against King George III and the British Crown, detailing the injustices and abuses the colonies experienced under British rule. The focus is on asserting the colonies' right to independence due to these violations.
Wrongs committed against individual persons as opposed to committed against society as a whole are known as?
Torts are wrongs committed against individual persons as opposed to society as a whole. They are addressed in civil law, whereas wrongs committed against society are handled in criminal cases.
What are three ideas contained in the Declaration of Independence?
Natural Rights- Rights that belong to people at birth British Wrongs- Lists the wrongs committed by Britain Independence- Announces that the colonies have become independent and are free from british law
Who committed wrongs against Persians?
bin laden
What are wrongs committed against individual persons as opposed to committed against society as a whole called?
Torts
Who did the writers of the Declaration Of Independence blame most for the wrongs that had been committed against the American Colonies?
King George III, referred to in the second paragraph as "the present King of Great Britain" then referred to as "He" in the list of grievances
What law is based on wrongs committed against society?
Criminal laws
Why did the first continental congress send then declaration of rights to the king?
They didn’t send the Declaration of Rights. That was done a century before them. They Did send the king the Declaration of Independence listing the wrongs against the colonies they felt he had committed.
What were the Wrongs Committed by Great Britain?
Great Britain committed several wrongs during its colonial rule, including the exploitation of colonies for economic gain, often disregarding the rights and welfare of indigenous populations. The imposition of harsh laws and taxes, like the Stamp Act and the Tea Act, fueled resentment and resistance among colonists in America. Additionally, the use of military force to suppress uprisings, such as the Boston Massacre, further exemplified Britain's oppressive tactics. These actions contributed to a growing desire for independence and ultimately led to the American Revolution.
What promise does the Count make to Albert?
The Count promises Albert that he will avenge the wrongs committed against him and his family by those responsible for his imprisonment.
What is jeffersons' major premise or assumption in the declaration?
The major premise in Jefferson's declaration is that the duty of government is to protect the rights of the people. Jefferson also listed the wrongs he felt Britain had committed.
Were egyptians buried wearing amulets as punishment for wrongs they committed in life?
no this is false
