History of the Americas
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- In New England, --- was clearly the dominant influence.
- The combination of ---, formal grievances and protest marches damaged the English economy and forced repeal of the hated Stamp Act
- During Boston Tea Party, the colonists again felt their rights as English subjects were violated particularly with regard to the --- and ---.
- In Chesapeake Society, --- had the greatest influence on religious thought.
- --- =The idea that the government owes its services to all citizens regardless of circumstances such as race, color, creed, or place of residence.
- The ---was placed in control of the colony for England and the area was eventually renamed in his honor.
- Colonial disdain for things like the ---, ---, and --- all show local self rule to be a fact at various points in the colonial experience.
- --- = The fact that Americans instinctively distrust distant government and want to be largely ruled and taxed by local governments.
- --- was characterized by plantation life and more frequently than New England and desire to return to England.
- The Boston Tea Party led Parliament to adopt the four ---.
- --- = The idea that government can only do with the people in power to do
- what country did most latin americans want freedom from
- New France's economy was largely small farming and fur trading via the work of the ---, but the English colonies taken as a whole produced a variety of good.
- In 1660 the English, who were much more powerful just used their navy to force the surrender of the Dutch colony by Governor ---.
- Food production was the main economic pursuit in these "---."
- Later in history England would wrestle all this away from France in the ---.
- The germination point for universal protection in the area that would become the United States is --- in colonial Virginia approximately 1680.
- France had established Quebec and claimed the interior along the Mississippi River as a result of exploration of ---- and ---.
- In the area that became United States, the establishment of the --- in --- is the establishment point for Representative Government.
- The most important lasting result of the --- was that of creating a yearning for liberty or freedom.