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Us history test #5

Declaration of Independance

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what two political actions have become necessary for the colonists to be able to form their own nation? Declare independance, earn respect from other countries, and explore causes form separation.
Why do people form governments? Who do governments get their power from? To secure their rights; the people.
What are the two self-evident truths stated in the declaration? All men are created equal and by god, rights cant be taken away.
What are the three unalienable rights of all men? Life, libery and pursuit of happiness.
What two actions do people have the right to take in the event that their government becomes destructive? get rid of them, put new in
What kinds of causes should not result in changes being made to government that has been around for along time? stuff that's not important; orisis. They should not be changed for light and transient causes.
how does the declaration describe the reason many people of the past have been reluctant to change their form of government? People are scared to change
What has been the history of the king of great britain up to the drafting of the declaration? what has been the goal of these actions? #8 isn't answered on either study guides. If you can find it, call me and ill fix it!
Who is the "he" referred to in the list of accusations presented as facts to the rest of the world? King George III
What actions by Parliament and the king that we have previously descussed are mentioned in th elist of accusations? #10 is not on either study guide. If you find it, call me!
Why has the King brought foreign mercenaries to the colonies? he wants a complete tyramny
How are the Native Americans referred to in the declaration? Merciless indian sausages that will kill anyone
Have colonists tried to settle this crisis peaceable? How? Have their attempts been answered? Yes, the olive branch petition; No. they were ignored
In what ways have the colonists tried to gain the support of their fellow countrymen in great britain? Told how king was to get support that he is a tyrant.
Now that the colonies are a free and independent nation, what actions do they have the right and power to do? Levy war, condude peace, make allies, trade with whoever they want to. And all other things free states can do.
What do the signers of the declaration stand to lose as a result of supporting this declaration? Their lives, fortunes, and their legacy or reputation.
Nessians mercanieries paid to fight
Mercanieries dont care what it is about, they just want the money
Forced impressment forced into a military group
domestic within your nation
diversionary attack distract and attack
articles of confederation each state represented in congress
Powers denyed tax, regulation trade, raise & keep an army, no executive(president)
to ammend anonomous vote
result: weak central government withough the ability to pay debts or protect
nuperinflation prices go up
mutany taking over
Whose was in charge of the constitutional convention George washington and Ben Franklin(oldest member, 82)
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