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    It was not an easy beginning during the time of the Jamestown settlement‚ the majority of the settlers died due to extreme conditions‚ what was the cause of this? In the spring of 1607‚ the king of England gave 110 Englishmen his blessing to sail in search of gold. These Englishmen sailed into the mouth of a bay on the coast of Virginia. However the question we are now faced with is‚ Why did do many colonist die? The colonist died because of three main reasons; environmental issues‚ lack of skills

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    Throughout Mary Rowlandson Story‚ The Sovereignty and Goodness of god‚ Rowlandson shares her experience of being captured by Native Americans. Of course it is an unpleasant experience for Rowlandson. Although this Narrative is told from a puritans point of view‚ one must also consider seeing the opposing view‚ and that is the Native Americans point of view. Yes‚ the Native Americans did assassin many white settlers and kept some hostage‚ but they were not just doing this because native americans

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    allowed to be anything higher than a Colonel. This upset many Americans because they believed they‚ as British citizens‚ should be able to be a general in the Army. Americans still wanted to serve Britain; however‚ they wanted the same privileges as Englishmen (document C) There were also economic reasons as to why the Americans eventually rebelled. After the French and Indian War‚ Britain gained supremacy in North America (document A). The colonists got a lot of new land; however they

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    Period 1 19 February 2013 Raunak Bhandari Period 1 19 February 2013 Mr. Fronckel A Journey to Jamestown Jamestown was a journey to early 17th century; it was America’s first permanent English colony. Jamestown was founded in 1607 by the Englishmen. It was a four-and-a-half-month voyage from England‚ and they used 17th century piloting and navigation. They came in boats named‚ Susan Constant which carried seventy-one people‚ Godspeed which carried fifty-two people‚ and Discovery which carried

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    British Mercantilism

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    to this subject. The average American was better off economically than the average Englishmen. For one the Americans paid no tax on any army because of the alliance with Britain. They paid no tax because of Britain’s forceful navy and saw no use to form an army of their own. The lack of tax and the direct benefits combined together help prove that the average American is better off than the average Englishmen. Mercantilism was a great success. Mercantilism had sufficient merit to be long perpetuated

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    different interpretations. The word "constitution" to the Englishmen explained all the laws and ways of protocol that had existed since the start of their kingdom. To the colonists is meant a document that gave the colonists different rights and powers. The different interpretations and variations of the words and vocabulary helped the colonists create an identity. On the eve of the revolution‚ the colonists had many rights Englishmen did not have. In the colonies any religion could be practiced;

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    were not there permanently‚ they planed to go back home after they found what they were looking for‚ which was gold. Once they found the gold they were originally going to go back to Europe‚ but they set themselves up for a major upset. After the Englishmen arrived to America‚ they found no gold so they could not go back to England empty handed‚ after all they came to America for a specific reason. Once they realized that there was no gold‚ they needed a way to support themselves and survive by making

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    independence because they have been denied their rights as Englishmen‚ primarily the right to be taxed by their own representative. People like James Otis raised the issue of “Taxation without representation‚” often misinterpreted as colonists wanting representation in the Parliament. However‚ such representation would have been impossible considering the sheer distance between the two states. The colonists really wanted their right as Englishmen to vote for those who tax

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    considered to be the most conservative in Europe. It is not a secret that every nation and every country has its own customs and traditions. In Great Britain people attach greater importance to traditions and customs than in other European countries. Englishmen are proud of their traditions and carefully keep them up. The best examples are their queen‚ money system‚ their weights and measures. There are many customs and some of them are very old. There is‚ for example‚ the Marble Championship‚ where the

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    Chelsea Engel Mr. Johnson HIST170-85086 23 September 2016 A Colonists’ Justified Grievances Dear English Cousin‚ According to your response to my letter‚ the grievances we have made are preposterous. I cannot change your mind I just hope to open your eyes to what is really happening in the colonies and help you see why our complaints are sensible. The British are not protecting us by leaving their troops on our land during a time of peace. We are already paying the debt from the war with France

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