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- Colonists and NAs are fighting more frequently as Europeans are moving into Native Land - Ohio River Valley.
- Self-government, separation of powers, limited government, and individual rights.
- The French and British were fighting to control North American Lands, primarily around Great Lakes and Ohio River Valley.
- It inspired support for independence and that rep gov is superior.
- meant to punish Massachusetts colonists for defiance in the Tea Party protest
- Required colonists to house British soldiers and provide materials.
- Suspended self-government right in Massachusetts colony by sending rebellious colonists for trial in other colonies or GB to be heard by British judge.
- Republican govs w/ elected representativesVoting rights differed based on race, gender and status
- A current federal program from the New Deal that is directly related to the banking industry is the
- Lowered the price on imported tea, cut out colonial merchants, seen as a way to sedate the colonies to accept increased taxes.
- Closed Boston's port and Demanded repayment for the Tea Dumped in the harbor.
- Which of the following oversaw the Federal One project in the 1930s?
- It was an alliance between 6 N.A. tribes: Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, and Tuscarora
- What precedents set by the New Deal have been put into play during periods of recession?
- A council of representatives and a president general (appointed by the king).
- 6.After the battle of Bull Run what did many Americans believe about the war
- 24.What did Lincoln do in Maryland to the disloyal?
- Transfer of debt from one party to another. In order to strengthen the union, the federal government assumed states' Revolutionary War debts in 1790, thereby tying the interests of wealthy lenders with those of the national government.
- what were agricultural interests dependent on? what did they oppose?
- Legal philosophy that emphasizes literal interpretation of law.