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Who wrote a satirical story about the potato famine of 1845?
Jonathan Swift in 1729 wrote "A Modest Proposal," which was a blistering satire on the Potato Famine.
Why was the Bill of Rights wrote?
It was written because the colonist wanted certain rights from England and the bill of rights stated 10 of them.
Who wrote the bill or rights?
im a student in mrs.gilner's class and the bill of rights spelled out the citizens rights
Who wrote letter to her husband about the womens rights?
Abigail Adams.
Who is responsible for freedom of speech?
The people who wrote the constitution also wrote the bill of rights, which includes the freedom of speech.
Who wrote the modest proposal?
Jonathan Swift.
What language did Jonathan Swift use in a modest proposal?
Jonathan Swift wrote "A Modest Proposal" in English.
What year was Animorphs the proposal wrote in?
October 1999
Which proposal method was used to add the bill of rights to the constitution?
A committee of Congressmen wrote final versions of twelve amendments, including ten that protected citizen's rights. Congress approved the amendments and proposed them to the states in September of 1789.
When was the Bill of Rights wrote?
The Bill of Rights was wrote in 1789.
What did john Adams do as best president?
he wrote the Bill of Rights
Who wrote the song fancyfootwork?
The Canadian electronic/dance pop group Electronic Chromeo
Who wrote a satirical story about the potato famine of 1845?
Jonathan Swift in 1729 wrote "A Modest Proposal," which was a blistering satire on the Potato Famine.
Influenced the framers in developing the constitution?
that the rights they had were horriable so they wrote there own! that the rights they had were horriable so they wrote there own!
Who wrote natural rights?
Locke.
Who is the author of Rights of Man?
Thomas Paine wrote Rights of Man.
Who wrote a Vindication of the rights of women advocating woman's rights to vote and hold public office?
Mary Wollstonecraft wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Women in 1792, which advocated women's rights to vote and hold public office.
