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How much would Henry David Thoreau have had to pay in neglected poll tax?
Henry David Thoreau is famously known for his refusal to pay a poll tax in 1846, which he viewed as a protest against slavery and the Mexican-American War. At the time, the poll tax was a nominal fee, typically around one dollar. However, Thoreau's act of civil disobedience was more about the principle of resisting unjust government actions than the actual amount owed. Ultimately, he was jailed for a night due to his refusal to pay the tax, highlighting his commitment to his beliefs.
For how many years was Hitler jailed for?
i belive he was jailed for 2 years but i could be wrong
Who wrote Civil Disobedience?
Transcendentalist Henry David Thoreau
Why does Thoreau matter?
If you what to know more i got this information from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoreau
Who is Henry David Thoreau?
Henry David Thoreau is a American writer and poet.Henry David Thoreau was not only a writer, he was a philosopher, a scientist, and an acclaimed transcendentalist.
Why Neil Armstrong jailed?
No He was'nt jailed.
Where was Stephen f Austin jailed?
where was Stephen.F.Austin jailed
What is 'jailed' on Mafia Wars?
On Mafia Wars you can't get jailed. On Mobsters a similar game to Mafia Wars you can get jailed though.
How do you get jailed on Mafia Wars?
On Mobsters you can get jailed by losing a fight against a boss such as Luis Castana but on Mafia Wars you can not get jailed.
Where is Hannibal albert fish jailed?
He was jailed and electicuted at sing sing
How was Concord Massachusetts important to Thoreau?
thoreau's hometown
What did Thoreau call America?
Thoreau referred to America as "Our Country."
How tall is Logan Thoreau?
Logan Thoreau is 5' 11".
When was Thoreau MacDonald born?
Thoreau MacDonald was born in 1901.
When was Thoreau Society created?
Thoreau Society was created in 1941.
What was Henry David Thoreau's siblings names?
john thoreau
How much would Henry David Thoreau have had to pay in neglected poll tax?
Henry David Thoreau is famously known for his refusal to pay a poll tax in 1846, which he viewed as a protest against slavery and the Mexican-American War. At the time, the poll tax was a nominal fee, typically around one dollar. However, Thoreau's act of civil disobedience was more about the principle of resisting unjust government actions than the actual amount owed. Ultimately, he was jailed for a night due to his refusal to pay the tax, highlighting his commitment to his beliefs.
