Century - 1600s

It gave them freedom to vote, have equal rights as English men,.

To help pay for, upkeep of the colonies and etc.

The Bill of Rights combined past grievances against the deposed king with a more general statement of basic liberties. The statute prohibited the monarch from suspending laws or levying taxes or customs duties without Parliament's consent and prohibited the raising and maintaining of a standing army during peacetime. More importantly, it proclaimed fundamental liberties, including freedom of elections, freedom of debate in Parliament, and freedom from excessive bail and from cruel and unusual punishments. To prevent a recurrence of the religious divisions that beset the Catholic James in ruling a largely Protestant England, the Bill of Rights also barred Roman Catholics from the throne. The Bill of Rights became one of the cornerstones of the unwritten English constitution. The Bill of Rights has also had a significant impact on U.S. law, with many of its provisions becoming part of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights

Not everyone in the 1600's could attended the theatre. Only men could go to the theatre. The men had to be very wealthy though. This might not seem like lot but it took a couple pennies to get in which is Lot back then. A short book I request reading is the Shakespeare stealer the first of 3. It shows an accurate representation of Shakespeare's world.

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The school week was five and a half days, with Sundays off. The school day ran from 6:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. with two hours off for lunch in the summer, and 7:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. in the winter. They held school between forty and forty-four weeks of the year, with time off for Christmas and Easter.

During this period in the United States a lot of changes happened that led up to the way politics and economy are run today. Overall, the 1880's were very relaxed for normal life, but in the politics were up and running fast and far. The railroad was doubted greatly because the Chinese Exclusion Act was passed so none of the Chinese workers could help build the railroad. It was eventually connected though. There were many presidents in this time period. The second president was assassinated. There were many laws and bills passed.

no because, the churches did not believe in the ownership of slaves

Probably for self defense.

one with three branches: a legislative branch,an executive branchand a judicial branch

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The Carolinas were founded in 1663. In 1712 North and South Carolina became separate colonies. Most of the colonists in North Carolina were farmers who had moved south from Virginia. Unlike Virginia, North Carolina had few plantations. The colony had no towns and few churches until the early 1700s. In 1719 the British government bought South Carolina from the original proprietors. The Crown thn bought north carolina in 1729 making it royal colony as well.

There is no English Charles III. If Price Charles ever succeeds his mother, Elizabeth II, he will become Charles III. You may be thinking of Charles II in the 1660s.

John Milton, wrote paradise lost in this same time period during the 1600's and his writing was actually very tuned to a protestant audience. It was regarded highly in England because the population was mainly Protestant. So no, I don't believe that England was under Catholic rule after the 1600's

Yes books like the bible were common

tons of music was played some were from different countries.

In the old days, men used to urinate everywhere, because there weren't enough sanitarian facilities.

During the 1400's and 1500's, the birth of Jesus was a popular subject of most artists. The popularity of Christmas continued to grow until the Reformation, a religious movement of the 1500's. During the Reformation, many people began to consider Christmas a pagan celebration because it included nonreligious customs (and indeed, was actually based on many pagan winter celebrations that had been outlawed by the Church, but were still dear to the hearts of the people). During the 1600's, because of the growing popularity of Protestantism, Christmas was outlawed in England, and in parts of the English colonies in America. So, in fact, Christmas wasn't celebrated during that time at all, and if it was, people did so in secret.

women were challenged with expressing themselves in a patriarchal system that generally refused grant merit to women's views

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Not all women were treated in this way. Consider the following women who ruled countries in the 16th century:

Queen Mary I of England

Queen Elizabeth I of England

Queen Mary of Scotland

Queen Catherine of Navarre

Queen Joan III of Navarre

Queen Isabella I of Spain

Queen Joanna of Spain

Queen Anna of Poland

Some of these women were pretty fierce. And my suspicion is that these were not the only women in 16th century Europe who had important roles to play.

Most people in France in the 1600s worked as farmers. Some people worked as fishmongers, tailors, blacksmiths, shoemakers, and inn keepers.

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The Second Amendment (Amendment II) to the United States Constitution is the part of the United States Bill of Rights that protects the right of the people to keep and bear arms. It was adopted on December 15, 1791, along with the rest of the Bill of Rights.

The English Bill of Rights, passed in December 1689, had several major changes for England. It limited the powers of the crown, established the rights of Parliament and freedom of speech within Parliament, established regular Parliamentary elections, reestablished the rights to have arms for defense, and created the right to petition the current monarch without fear of consequence. Finally, it condemned James II, the previous king who was very Catholic and had been deposed in the Glorious Revolution, for disregarding the rights of Protestants in favor of Catholics.

he farted in squantoes face and died,an at last the pilgrims died of starvation THE END

not in real life but maybe in power rangers like a friend

In the course of history, the lands we now call Spain have been held by:

- various independent Celtic tribes

- the Phoenicians

- Imperial Rome

- the Kingdom of the Visigoths

- various independent Christian and Muslim kingdoms

- the Kingdom of Spain

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