Which phrase indicates that the colonists are protesting their lack of representation? A.) "Among [certain unalienable rights] are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." B.)"[Governments derive] their just powers from the consent of the governed." C.) "Prudence [dictates] that governments—should not be changed for light and transient causes." D.) "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal."
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I'm going with "A"
it could be A but not sure brah
C...I think
I need the reasons not just the answer
i think that you forgot to tag some other people you know :/ xD
c is what i think
well i think its a becuase they did protest about that.
I'd go with c because the rest sound like something from a speech ?
all of them are from a speech
im batman
Daniel u look like my homeboy down here in florida
they wanted to secure what the Declaration of Independence states that among “certain unalienable rights” are “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Those gathered to hear then-Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson, Arizona, the park ranger and others at and near Mt. Rainier in Washington, all those moviegoers in Aurora, Colorado, the firefighters in Webster, New York, that rural community in Frankstown, Pennsylvania, and the twenty little children in Newtown, Connecticut, among many others, had those rights taken away from them in bloodbaths.
im the one with my head down
oh nvm then ur buddy look like my homeboy
people always say that bro
A.) "Among [certain unalienable rights] are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
A, would be your answer, can't explain clearly about it I'm sorry, but I would try to check with everyone else @leogrrl01 <- she will probably know
LOL My homeboys name is ayo dean and hes alot taller but ya same features
just pick a .every one says its a .and theyve givin a reason.
iv already picked a im doing the rest of the test now
What strategy helped Native Americans keep more of their land? Being more welcoming to the settlers Willingness to negotiate with the settlers Tribes helping one another fight the Europeans Willingness to work the land for the Europeans
i think its c.dont have an explanation though
I agree, C.
are u just guessing or have u studied this jw
because the europeans wouldnt nigotiat and tryed to take it by force
A or C
and yes i have studied it
the answer is A . :)
this is like 100 question and im in the lat 50 and so far its been everyother one i ont hve n anwser for
crystalmwhat one the first one or the second one
how many questions do you nomally have
25 or 50 but his is part one of the final grade
the first one :p
ok whats the second don u agree with c
i think the 2nd one would be C !
ok cool thx everyone i might have more but atm nothing
The British and the colonists had many conflicts in the time before the American Revolution. What conclusion can be made about why so much conflict occurred in Boston? The king wanted to control Boston because the wealthiest colonists lived there. The British did not like Boston because most colonists there did not own slaves. The people of Boston were taxed by the king, while Southern colonies were not. The king was enforcing more policies in Boston as an example to all the colonies.
Boston had been living with British troops for close to two years before the sound of gunfire was heard. Ostensibly there at the request of Governor Bernard and Boston's customs commissioners to quell colonial lawlessness, the soldiers found they had very little to do. To the chagrin of the governor and commissioners, no danger materialized from which the soldiers might rescue them. Neither Governor Bernard nor his replacement, Thomas Hutchinson, could find justification for declaring martial law. With Boston still under their control, city magistrates invoked dusty ordinances and antiquated bylaws to harass the troops, and citizens flung taunts at them as they passed. A terrible hostility hung in the air between the soldiers and the colonists as members of each group walked down the streets, going about the business of living in dangerously close proximity. Does this help?
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