The treatment of the government to the natives created an outrage. With this, the so called "Indian rights" movement was started.
They grew stronger because the British government promised them self-government.
The organized effort that grew out of Samuel Adams' attempt to incite outrage among the colonists was the formation of the Committees of Correspondence. Established in 1772, these committees facilitated communication and coordination among the colonies regarding British policies and actions, helping to unify colonial resistance. This grassroots movement played a crucial role in fostering a collective colonial identity and ultimately contributed to the American Revolution.
The effect of movement of early people is that the world's population grew.
The colony grew larger
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They grew stronger because the British government promised them self-government.
It was the abolitionist movement.
Indian colonies moved out and the western grew
The effect of movement of early people is that the world's population grew.
The effect of movement of early people is that the world's population grew.
The colony grew larger
Well.... humans have been smoking cannabis for thousands of years, until 1937 when it was demonized by the U.S government for simple business reasons. But I would say the late 1960's during the hippie movement. Especially during the civil rights movement in general. George Washington and Thomas Jefferson both smoked cannabis, and grew hemp. They praised it, it was everywhere and everyone grew it.
The Know-Nothings.
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People who grew up in the 1950s were more likely to conform to societal norms and values, as there was a stronger emphasis on tradition and conformity during that time. In contrast, people who grew up in the 1960s were more likely to rebel against traditional norms and embrace countercultural movements such as the civil rights movement and anti-war protests.
They built villages on mud and stone and grew agriculture.
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