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Was the fundamental reason the colonists revolted was because of government?
Correct, they had no representation in government.
What did The Declaration state?
the authority to govern belonged to the colonists
Who had final authority over the colonists?
Who had the final authority over the colonists, royal governors, colonial legislatures, citizens themselves, the English monarch
How does the declaration illustrate the colonists fighting for their conscience against the expected respect for authority?
The declaration illustrates the colonists fighting for their conscience by asserting their inherent rights and the moral justification for rebellion against oppressive authority. It emphasizes that when a government violates fundamental rights, citizens have the duty to resist and establish a new system that reflects their values and freedoms. This act of defiance against expected respect for authority underscores the colonists' commitment to individual liberty and self-governance, prioritizing their conscience over blind allegiance. Ultimately, the declaration embodies their struggle for autonomy and moral integrity in the face of tyranny.
What were the differences between englishmen and colonists?
I dont really know
What did the Fundamental orders provide for the Connecticut colonists.?
The fundamental orders of Connecticut and the Mayflower compact were early simple forms of government. The fundamental orders of Connecticut is a form of the Constitution. The people in the colony of Connecticut were provided a representative government that allowed colonists to be elected and help in the decision of key issues or on laws/regulations.
How did the enlightenment and the great awakening help lead the colonists to question britain's authority?
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Is the Fundamental Constitution of Carolina still used?
No, the Fundamental Constitution of the Carolinas as abandoned in 1693 and replaced by a new form of government that took away power of the proprietors over the colonists.
How did the Great Awakening influence the colonists in British America?
They began to question the authority of the church leaders.
How did Thomas Paine's common sense affect many of the colonists?
it inspired them to challenge Great Britain's authority
What put Britain in a position to impose its authority over the French, American Indian, and British colonists?
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How are English colonists and wampanoag different?
English colonists and the Wampanoag differed significantly in their cultures, lifestyles, and worldviews. The colonists, primarily from Europe, brought agriculture, Christianity, and a desire for land ownership, often prioritizing expansion and settlement. In contrast, the Wampanoag were Indigenous people with a deep connection to the land, practicing a communal lifestyle and engaging in subsistence agriculture, hunting, and fishing. These fundamental differences led to varying approaches to land use and governance, ultimately contributing to tensions between the two groups.
