Which challenges did the Lords Proprietors face in the late 1670s, as demonstrated by Culpeper’s Rebellion? Check all that apply
. Colonists were willing to rebel against unfair taxation policies.
Colonists began to enlist the help of American Indians in their cause.
Colonists lived too far from England to be effectively governed.
Colonists who owned land began to gain power in the assembly.
Colonists threatened to split the colony into two separate colonies.
Colonists tired of paying taxes began moving to other colonies.
Culpeper's Rebellion in 1677-78 was the most significant of the many ... The Albemarle colony was a geographically isolated backwater frontier ... the Lords Proprietors paid little heed to the growing problems in Albemarle.
In the landmark U.S. v. New York Times case, the Court ruled that the government could not, through "prior restraint," block publication of any material unless it could prove that it would "surely" result in "direct, immediate, and irreparable" harm to the nation.
