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The document was reisued with alteration, 1216, 1217, 1225. It is called the symbol of freedom.
archbishop in 2007 -
jamestown
13 colonies
british empire settled its first perment colony
checks an balances in the u.s
mass grave at james town discovered by archaelogist -
elizabethan london
use on materal law
charles gathering "forced loans"
decleration of martial law over long sweathes of the country -
two motives for making this colony
military base to defend aginst the spanish
named after king george 3rd -
Location: great Britain to Ireland
Information:
Was the third British monarch
Spoke English at first, but he was born speaking British
Dies January 29th 1820 -
location: house of lords
pass by para
liment
helen morgan decribes the tax -
location: new york
only 9 colonies sent delagates
abject failure
secertary is john cotton -
location: boston maccacution
british soldiers killed 5 male civilians an others
in 1768 in order to protect support crowned
two more people died later of wounds sustained in the incident -
location: boston massachusetts
no taxision without represtentation
tea party movement after exploratory refer to it -
lexington
supplies at their ships
the town of mentomy
the first wave of colonial minutemen -
national archives
adopted by the contitional rights
war with great britian
john adam was a leader in pushing for independance -
Location: national archives
Information:
confederation of sovereign states an service
Congress began on July 2nd the president, courts, taxing power -
Location: Massachusetts, us
Information:
Reform state government
Economic government
Aggressive tax an debt collection -
location: penn. state house
first time with quarium
ended sept 1789
ratified it on may 29th 1790 -
location: land organces
they took baby steps
no power to national taxation
first artical of confederation -
location: washington dc
39 delegates
divided into 7 articles
divided into 3 branches -
collective name for the first 10 amendments of the us
14th amendment, though
prosses called incorporation
First 150 years
washington dc