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How did the british help the colonies stay together as one nation?
they all had the same rights
Who are Pontiac and Minweweh?
Pontiac was a leader in the Odawa Nation. After the British took over North America in 1763 it was Pontiac that organized an alliance with the British to oppose the British take over. The opposition organized, and led to the arrangement of an agreement between the First Nation and the British, in 1765, Pontiac signed an agreement with the British which explained that their defeat over France did not give them rights to their lands.
What was the goal of the US nation's universal declaration of human rights?
to promote the well-being of all people
What is the significance of the Bill of Rights to the freedom of the American people?
The America nation places great importance on the bill of rights in order to guarantee equal justice for every American.
Why did the British government create the independent nation of trans?
The British government did not create an independent nation specifically called "trans." However, discussions about transgender rights and recognition have gained prominence in recent years, reflecting broader societal changes and calls for equality. Efforts to support transgender individuals often involve creating policies that promote their rights and protections rather than establishing a separate nation. The focus has been on inclusivity and addressing discrimination within existing societal frameworks.
What was the first document to officially recognize the us as an independent nation?
It was either the "Bill of Rights" or the Deceleration of Independence.
How did the british help the colonies stay together as one nation?
they all had the same rights
How is gay rights beneficial to the nation?
It is beneficial in that no nation can be free if all of its people aren't free.
A group of people under a single government?
Nation
What does the 9th amendment quarantee to the people of your nation?
states that people entitled to rights not mentioned in the constitution
Do citizens of a dictatorship have rights?
NO. In a theoretical sense, all people have rights as part of the nature of their being human. However, in dictatorships, the state does not recognize these rights, so the citizens do not actually have them.
Who are Pontiac and Minweweh?
Pontiac was a leader in the Odawa Nation. After the British took over North America in 1763 it was Pontiac that organized an alliance with the British to oppose the British take over. The opposition organized, and led to the arrangement of an agreement between the First Nation and the British, in 1765, Pontiac signed an agreement with the British which explained that their defeat over France did not give them rights to their lands.
What were the rights the American revolutionaries cared about?
They felt british took their rights ( good look APEX)
What is the purpose of the collective rights?
Collective rights recognize the founding people of Canada. Canada would have not existed without the contribution of these people It reflects the idea of mutual respect among people. the main purpose of collective rights is to affirm the collective identity of groups in society and to create a society where people with different identities belong.
Idea that the rights of a nation are supreme over the rights of the individial who make up nation is a?
statism
What was the significance of the British reform act?
it gave more people voting rights <----------Novanet Answer
What was the treaty of Paris about?
1) britain would recognize the u.s. as an independent nation 2)the mississippi would be the western boundary of that nation 3)americans would have fishing rights off the caost of canada 4_americans would pay debts owed to british merchants and honor loyalist claims for property confiscated during the war.
