Had the Declaration of Independence never been drafted i believe that the United States of America would still be under Britains thumb. This being said one can assume that the tax policies would be severely different as they would change with each monarch, but yes taxation without representation and over taxation would still be a problem.
I hope that answered the question the specific 'Problems' weren't outlined so i i assumed you were referring to the problem of Taxation
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In my opinion carter's speech of Crisis of confidence was to raise the confidence of american people in the government.
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Carter's speech in June 1979 detailed a growing sense that Americans were experiencing a crisis of confidence.
Carter's administration was fighting with increasing unemployment, Inflation, and increasing energy cost.
Carter was assumed to return the nation's support and hope for the America's better future - instead performed political self-destruction - speech came off as if he moving and withdrawing opposition - enforced Americans distrust of government.
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B. A "cooling-off period."
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The Freedom Rides, was a movement initiated by a group consisting of twelve African-Americans and six whites, who were commemorating the seventh anniversary of a decision of the Supreme court which ruled that segregation in schools across the country was not constitutional. These groups attempted entering 'whites only' areas and this action, resulted in violent attacks by white mobs. The movement began on May 4, 1961.
When the situation became really critical, Attorney General Robert Kennedy, issued a statement where he advised that a cooling-off period be observed until a state of normalcy is restored. He reasoned that some of the travelers in the buses were innocent people who needed to get to their destinations, and so could easily be attacked by the mob who asks no questions.
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In order to be scientifically acceptable any theory must make testable predictions. I wonder whether evolution theory makes any? The timescales of thousands of years for evolutionary and adaptive changes that are postulated in Darwinism, which would result in marked changes in the species, certainly renders any such prediction untestable in the foreseeable near future.
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