How did the british respond to The Stamp Act [1765]

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Answer:

SO SUSSY HEHEHE

Explanation:

the British made the tax on all American colonies and it would put a tax on many shipped items and you would need a stamp with British paper from London carrying an embossed revenue stamp.

What place did Abraham Lincoln Got Shot?
A Muesuem
B Theater
C At Home
D At the store

What three goals did the Framers of the Constitution hope to accomplish when writing the Constitution?

A clearly stated purpose, an outline of the structure of government, and a description of how changes could be made
An outline of how states could enforce taxes, an explanation of how state leaders would be appointed, and a description of state boundaries
An outline of how new territories would be divided, a clear limit of population in territories, and a process for turning a territory into a state
A clear plan for dealing with the British in the future, an outline of how the government would deal with the states, and an outline of federal powers

How old was Alexander when he took over after his father, King Phillip II died?

Question 1 options:

56 years old


32 years old


20 years old

Suppose you are a Patriot talking to a Loyalist. What would you say to convince the Loyalist that the colonists were going to win the war? How might the Loyalist respond?

18) The principles articulated in the passage above were a significant contribution of which American president? HELP ASAP (CAME WITH PICTURES) HELP

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Which of the following was NOT a reason why Native American Chief Tecumseh and his tribe, the Shawnee, sided with the British against the Americans?


He wanted to use his alliance with the British to get them to force the U.S. to give the Louisiana Purchase back to France.


He wanted to organize Native American tribes into a Confederacy to present a united front against further intrusions on their territory by any outsiders.


Based on past experience, he considered all treaties and agreements with the U.S. government to be worthless.


He wanted to prevent further American settlement westward.

1. Congress has two parts. What are they, and what is the difference between them?
2. What is a bill? 
3. Where do ideas for new bills and laws come from? 
PLS IN COMPLETE SENTENCES

“The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.’ —United States Constitution, Amendment IX What does the Ninth Amendment, quoted here, prevent from happening?
A. It prevents the government from imposing excessive bail or fines, and from inflicting cruel and unusual punishments.
B. It prevents the government from claiming that the only rights people have are those rights listed in the Bill of Rights.
C. It protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures and requires the government agents to show probable cause before conducting searches.
D. It reserves to the states all the rights and powers not already stated or expressly prohibited in the Bill of Rights.

WILL GIVE BRAINLIST!!
1.Which of the following launched Andrew Jackson as a national figure?
A. Battle of New Orleans
B. Monroe Doctrine
C. Embargo act
D. Navigation of the Mississippi

2. Which of the following words would you see in a description of the reasons for the War of 1812?
A. forts
B. tariffs
C. impressments
D. French

3. federal government applies tax on whiskey -> Pennsylvania farmers refuse to pay tax -> Whiskey rebellion occurs ->
Which of the following belongs in the empty box?
A. States ratify the Constitution
B. Tension between states increases
C. Federal government asserts authority
D. Temperance movement gains momentum

Which Athenian admiral won a great victory at the Battle of Salamis?

Xerxes

Themistocles

Leonidas

Darius

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×WILL GIVE BRAINLIST!×
1. Why is 1803 a very important year in U.S. history?
A. Washington gave his farewell address.
B. England began a war with the U.S.
C. The U.S. acquired the Louisiana Purchase.
D. Thomas Jefferson was elected president.

2. President George Washington's decision to deploy the state militia to put down the Whiskey Rebellion demonstrated that —
A. The newly established national government intended to enforce federal laws.
B. state governments maintained their dominance over the federal government.
C. the government lacked the ability to tax its citizens under the new constitution.
D. no measures had been instituted to prevent the president from becoming a dictator.

3. What was one of the reasons for the Quasi-War with France?
A. The British and the French formed a trade alliance.
B. France refused to service its debt to the United States.
C. US soldiers attacked French citizens in the French port city of New Orleans.
D. The United States refused to pay a bribe to France to restore diplomatic relations.

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“A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.”

- U.S. Constitution, amend. 2.

This meaning of the Second Amendment, quoted here, has often been debated in regard to which issue?

A. the right of police to use weapons

B. the rights of national guard forces

C. the right of states to be free

D. the right of citizens to own firearms

In 2-3 sentences, explain America's role in WWI before 1917.

Plsssssss Help!!! Will mark brainiest!!
Write a report about the Greek architecture “basilica” explaining what it is, when it was built, where it was built, who built it and other useful information. Include two sources (citation) that you used as well.
I inserted an image below for you to have a clear idea of what a basilica is. Please help me out.

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The description of the Constitution as a "living document" refers to:
a: the role of the framers
b: the opening words of the preamble
c: the amendment process
d: the principle of individual rights
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what are three questions a state legislature would ask when deciding how to deal with a budget crunch.

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What are three of the eight kinds of cases federal courts hear?

Industrial Growth

In colonial times, most Americans lives in the same place that they
worked, which was usually a farm. When they wanted or needed something,
they made it. Using their hands and simple tools, people made much of their
own furniture, farm equipment, household items, and clothing,
In the mid-1700s, people began producing goods through new
methods. In Great Britain, inventors-built machines that did some of the work
involved in cloth making, such as spinning thread. These new machines ran
on the power of flowing water, British cloth makers built factories, called
mills, along rivers. In the mills, they installed large numbers of machines. To
tend the machines, mill owners paid people wages, regular payment of
money in return work. People began to leave their homes and farms to work
in the mills and collect wages. The historic change is so important that it is
known as the Industrial Revolution,
The industrial Revolution reached the United States around 1800,
Changes began in New England because of its geography, First, New
England's poor soil made farming difficult. People willingly gave up farm work
to eam wages elsewhere. Second, New England's many rivers and streams
offered the waterpower needed to run factory machinery, Third, the area had
many ports. These ports allowed the shipping in of raw materials, such as
cotton, and the shipping out of finished goods, such as cloth.

1. How did the industrial revolution develop before it hit the United
States?

How do all 4 civilizations view the role of art?

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what do the Boston Massacre Document A and Boston Massacre Document B have in common?

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The Eighth Amendment protects individuals from this government abuse of power.

Rewrite CHOICE

Unreasonable Searches

Imprisonment without trial

Cruel and unusual punishment

Quartering soldier in homes without the owners consent

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why do most of the Native americans tribes reside in the disputed area and not closer to Texas settlements