Give an example of the Resolutions of the Stamp Act Congress.

owe the same allegiance to the Crown of Great-Britain, are entitled to all the inherent rights and liberties, British subjects in these colonies, to petition the King,, trial by jury is the inherent and invaluable right

The Speech by William Pitt was...

America will one day Revolt! Take away the taxes!

President can only serve 2 terms

What was the Committee of Correspondence?

committees created in each colony to connect the colonies

The 3rd article of the BoR says that...

You don't have to house soldiers

Proclamation of 1763: passed by King George III following Great Britain's taking of French land

no one could settle pass the Appalachian Mountains

The Speech by Grenville was...

saying that America has to obey England

The 4th article of the BoR says that...

protection against unreasonable search w/o a warrant

The 6th-7th article of the BoR says that...

Due process, double jeopardy, and "plead the 5th"

The Speech by Patrick Henry was...

Give me liberty or give me death!!!, America saying they weren't gonna take it

The Resolutions of the Stamp Act was basically a...

America saying they weren't gonna take it, America giving a fair set of laws to England

The Olive Branch Petition

America still wanted to be a colony, The petition affirmed American loyalty to Great Britain, America didn't want to fight

The Intolerable Acts...

meant to punish the Massachusetts colonists for dumping tea

The 1st article of the Bill of Rights says that...

Free Speech & Press, freedom of religion & assembly

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1
The 8th article of the BoR says that...
right to a trial by jury
No torture/unusual ounishment
Due process, double jeopardy, and "plead the 5th"
protection against unreasonable search w/o a warrant
2
The 18th/21st Amendment
Imposed federal income tax
The Reconstruction Admendments
Due process, double jeopardy, and "plead the 5th"
Prohibition
3
Give an example of the Resolutions of the Stamp Act Congress.
owe the same allegiance to the Crown of Great-Britain
are entitled to all the inherent rights and liberties
British subjects in these colonies, to petition the King,
trial by jury is the inherent and invaluable right
4
The Speech by William Pitt was...
saying that America has to obey England
America will one day Revolt! Take away the taxes!
America saying they weren't gonna take it
America giving a fair set of laws to England
5
The Tea Act was passed in...
1920
1542
1773
1776
6
The 22nd Amendment
Due process, double jeopardy, and "plead the 5th"
President can only serve 2 terms
Imposed federal income tax
The Reconstruction Admendments
7
The 16th Amendment
protection against unreasonable search w/o a warrant
The Reconstruction Admendments
Imposed federal income tax
Due process, double jeopardy, and "plead the 5th"
8
What was the Committee of Correspondence?
A party that the king organised
Bill of Rights signers
committees created in each colony to connect the colonies
The people who created the Declaration of Indepence
9
The 19th Amendment
The Reconstruction Admendments
Imposed federal income tax
Women's suffrage
Due process, double jeopardy, and "plead the 5th"
10
Hamiliton was a federalist or an anti-federalist
federalist
neither
anti
11
The 3rd article of the BoR says that...
No torture/unusual ounishment
Reconstruction
You don't have to house soldiers
Right to bear arms
12
The 13th-15th Amendment
No torture/unusual ounishment
protection against unreasonable search w/o a warrant
Due process, double jeopardy, and "plead the 5th"
The Reconstruction Admendments
13
Proclamation of 1763: passed by King George III following Great Britain's taking of French land
All farmers are required to move
Only nobles could settle pass the Appalachian Mountains
no one could settle pass the Appalachian Mountains
England was swaggy af
14
The Speech by Grenville was...
America saying they weren't gonna take it
saying that America has to obey England
Abolition of poll taxes
America giving a fair set of laws to England
15
Why was the Tea Act of 1773 passed?
To get England out of debt
Because why not
England wanted to help their poor
Because England didn't like America
16
The 4th article of the BoR says that...
protection against unreasonable search w/o a warrant
No torture/unusual ounishment
You don't have to house soldiers
Right to bear arms
17
The 24th Amendment....
idk
idc
Abolition of poll taxes
18 to vote
18
The 6th-7th article of the BoR says that...
right to a trial by jury
No torture/unusual ounishment
protection against unreasonable search w/o a warrant
Due process, double jeopardy, and "plead the 5th"
19
The Speech by Patrick Henry was...
Give me liberty or give me death!!!
America will one day Revolt! Take away the taxes!
America saying they weren't gonna take it
saying that America has to obey England
20
The Resolutions of the Stamp Act was basically a...
A letter to America saying what they can't do
Abolition of poll taxes
America saying they weren't gonna take it
America giving a fair set of laws to England
21
The second article of the BOR says that....
Freedom of Speech
Right to bear arms
Right to a trial
Protection against torture
22
The Olive Branch Petition
idk
America still wanted to be a colony
The petition affirmed American loyalty to Great Britain
America didn't want to fight
23
Jefferson was a federalist or an anti-federalist
neither
federalist
anti
24
The Intolerable Acts...
y=mx+b
Declaring their independence
America declared war
meant to punish the Massachusetts colonists for dumping tea
25
The 1st article of the Bill of Rights says that...
Right to a trial
we have the right to bear arms
Free Speech & Press, freedom of religion & assembly
you can walk out the court

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