<span>Before making free glides, the Wrights always tested their gliders by flying them as kites. Kiting provided valuable information on lift and drag, and enabled them to get a feel for the controls. The first year they built a tower with a rope-and-pulley suspension device to test the glider, but it didn’t prove useful and they soon returned to kiting.</span>
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B) He believed it was his people's best chance at avoiding bloodshed with Georgia settlers.
1) The oath says that the queen will govern the people of the Commonwealth nations, including the United Kingdom, according to the laws. The oath upholds the principle in the Bill of Rights that the monarch can’t change laws without consulting Parliament.2) The oath mentions that the queen agrees to preserve the Protestant religion. The Bill of Rights aimed to preserve England as a Protestant country and excluded Catholics from becoming monarchs.
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you need to list either the following colonys or just add more information (or both)
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