Christopher Collier thinks New Englanders should be proud of the town hall meeting form of government because it is the clearest example of direct democracy.
Collier was an American author and historian, who believed town hall meetings were the most democratic form of government because it allowed people to express their opinions and beliefs freely. Moreover, it's the closest form of government to the people and many participate in it.
He also believed that people should appreciate and be proud of it because these meetings gave people real power to decide what they wanted, instead of being uninvolved.
I believe the answer is: True
When we do something foolish and risky, we would put ourselves in a situation where we have to quickly adapt to new things if we want to survive.
Even though sometimes this ended up in failure, it also give us a lot of experiences that would help us in our future decision making.
Go to your social studies book read the then throughly then ask your parents for some help if you still don’t understand
They became stronger and more fortified with the use of tools. They could now chisel stone and construct shelters from stone.
