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Petition of Rights
-The subject of Liberties setting out the document of rights to the prerogatives of the crown.
-The king included public service of the Chief justice of the Court of Common Pleas. -
Boston Massacre
-The Boston Massacre was in the year 1770, five men where wounded into a rioting crowd. -The next five years the revolution gave Patriots many changes during the Boston Massacre. -
Boston Tea Party
-In 1773, the British East India Company Tea Party was the group members of the Sons of Liberty. -The Boston Tea Party kept order to the rights to tax the Townshend Revenue Act. -
1st Continental Congress
-In 1774, the First Continental Congress convented the philadelphia's Carpenter's Hall.
-The First Continental Congress support the Suffolk Resolves over the Galloway Plan. -
2nd Continental Congress
-In 1775, the Second Continental Congress convened in Philiadelphia's Independence Hall.-In 1781, the Second Continental Congress officially met as a congress of Conferation. -
Declaration of Independence
-In 1776, no one knows who wrote this when the document was rolled up for storage many year ago. -In the year 1989, only 26 known surviving Dumlap Broadsides. -
Shay's Rebellion
-In 1780, the rural and relatively newly settled areas of central and western Massachusetts.-In the year of 1786, the Shay-sites quickly fell apart when a strong army organized by the state. -
Philadelphia Convention
- In 1787, in 1787, Americans recognized the Articles of Confederation for the new United States. -On 1787, George Washington Convention and establishing the rules that would guide the proceedings.
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New Jersey Plan
-In 1787, the New Jersey delegates the Constitutional Convented proposed to the Virigian Plan. -The New Jersey Plan to protect power of small states by each vote in congress under the Articles of Confederation. -
English Bill Of Rights
-In 1971, the English Bill of Rights means the first ten amendments long before the 27th amendment was ratified. -The Bill of Rights had certain inalienable although liberty limited for non-Protestants.