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    courts annually,….’’ (DOC.E) They regulated prices and wages so that no one becomes richer as someone becomes more poor. New England also made their money from the sea port. Shipping , ship building and fishing were money makes at the sea port. The Mayflower , a ship that bring the pilgrims to New England bring them on an…

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    during a campaign speech in Boston, former president Franklin Delano Roosevelt said, “All of our people all over the country—except the pure-blooded Indians—are immigrants or descendants of immigrants, including even those who came over here on the Mayflower.” The United States was founded by the Pilgrims, immigrants from England. And throughout America’s history, more and more people from countries all over the world have come to live in America. Many people come to America to provide…

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    The Cause and effects of the Pilgrims exploring the New World has caused many problems to the people in the Americans.There are so many causes for why they left England and effects that came their way. One of these causes were Religion, they left Europe because they didn’t like the religion that originally was used there. One reason was that the bible was written in one language which was Hebrew or Greek. Also the people couldn’t read the bible do to the language, so the Priest or the Pastor…

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    from France to Holland, them from Holland to Scotland and now still existing on these lands. The spirit also caused the British Parliament to be again the Charles and inspired a brilliant victory of General Cromwell. In addition, it promoted the Mayflower Puritans to immigrate to North America, which planted the seed on the land of…

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    The American Revolution is the most significant event in American history, starting from 1765 with the introduction of the Stamp Act until America was officially recognized in the Treaty of Paris in 1783. This event significance is the reason why it is mentioned in numerous books, articles, movies, and various other means of media and popular culture. But what we fail to recognize is that popular culture and the media portray events in a specific way, often emitting and emphasizing on certain…

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    set up for further colonies is because the representative assembly are individuals that represent a population. They had settled in Plymouth (Massachusetts) and knew that some sort of civil obedience had to be established. So they came up with the Mayflower Compact as a way to establish order in their “society” and as a way to submit to authority. This helped with further documents to be set up in the foreseeable future demonstrating that everyone wanted order. Perhaps the colonists viewed that…

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    In “Of Plymouth Plantation,” William Bradford tells the story of a group of Puritans travelling on the Mayflower and trying to find a place in the Americas to make their home. They had many encounters with a group of Native Americans and at the beginning it involved more fighting from the natives than helping. When they first arrived they had no help, homes…

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    Traces of democracy have been linked backed as far as the Ancient Greeks and Ancient Romans. From the ideas of the Ancient Romans and Greeks, the idea came to inspire the colonists of America in the Pre-Revolutionary War era. Democracy in the Colonies could be coined with the term because these said colonies had several of the same traits as the “Traits of Democracy.” The development of democracy in Colonial America can be analyzed because of the “traits.” Democracy in Colonial America…

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    It is of the utmost importance that Americans uphold and honor the true quintessential values upon which our country was founded; values which allow us to function as a democracy. Arguably the most profound is freedom of speech. So that while we indulge in the privileges of today, we regard with great respect the fight that it took to get here. Charlotte Anita Whitney fought until her final days for freedom to speak in America. In the impressive book, “Speaking Freely,” Philippa Strum outlines…

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    The increase in the tobacco production boosted their economy. 5. (1620) Mayflower Compact: The Mayflower Compact was the first governing document of Plymouth Colony. The Separatists, also known as the “Saints”, fleeing religious persecution from James VI and I, wrote it. They traveled aboard the Mayflower in 1620 along with adventurers, tradesmen, and servants, most of whom were referred to as "Strangers". The Mayflower Compact is important because of its principle that a government's…

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