The British at the time controlled the Colonies of America. Britain had a Prime Minister and Representatives that represented towns and cities in the UK. This gives the British citizens a voice in their taxes, economy, government, ect. The colonists had no such representation, and they didn't have a voice in their government.
At the time, Britain just fought a war with France and some Redcoats had quartered in the colonists houses, for free. Then the British Parliament imposed a tax on the colonists. All of these angered the colonists. What fueled the war even more was the murder of 5 Bostonian which John Hancock labeled as the Boston Massacre. Then, Son of Liberties dressed up as Mohawks threw tea into the Boston Harbor because the UK forced the governor to pay for the tea with the colonist's money. This is known as the Boston Tea Party. Soon, King George III (who really was mad) sent troops to take the weaponry in Concord and Lexington which resulted in the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere (and William Dawes and Samuel Prescott) which resulted in the First shots at Concord or Lexington and the rest is history.
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One way that people living in Mesopotamia adapted to their physical environment
<u><em>was by building canals to soak their crops.</em></u>
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Commitments
Explanation:
Sharon is likely to have organizational commitment because she is committed to her work by having high degree of loyalty towards her organisation which means she has dedicated her self to her job without compromising through self discipline and commitment.
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Answer: Citizens entrust their human and natural rights to a government that is bound to protect and secure them with their own laws, and sometimes citizens sacrifice those same rights for the sake of protecting such a civil state and government
Explanation: Social contract theory is about an agreement between a government and a citizen under which citizens should sacrifice and subordinate some of their rights to government and thus help enforce a civil government that in turn should respect and honour both civil and natural rights of citizens who entrusted it with the mandate to govern and to protect those same trusted rights. The rights that are vested in the government to protect them are the same rights that have been mentioned in this matter, which are the natural rights inherent in every human being, life, freedom and the pursuit if personal happiness.
These are natural rights on the basis of which all people are equal, and that is why all people have civil rights to form a civil government, not to be ruled by one man, a king of his own volition and who does not protect those same human rights of citizens. So people have civil rights to form a civil government that will protect their natural rights. In addition, citizens have a civil duty, not just rights, to help such a government, and sometimes to relinquish their rights and sacrifice them for the protection of the state and the civil government. This is in fact the Enlightenment idea of the state and the government, as well as the said social contract, and all together represents the origin of the authority in the civil state and the obligation of the citizens, that is, the entities that make up that state.
