Land, in many Native American tribes, was seen more as a communal resource than a private good to be bought by and sold to individuals. Also unlike European attitudes were tribal attitudes towards the role land played in determining one’s status. In Europe, status and reputation depended in large part on one’s ability to acquire and accumulate land and wealth; in contrast, chiefs in many Native American tribes gained status and reputation through their willingness to *share* their resources.
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The Confederation Congress was the legislative branch of government established by the Articles of Confederation.Articles of Confederation, a compact among the thirteen original states,
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The correct answer is C. George III's rejection of the Olive Branch Petition played a role in the decision of the Second Continental Congress to declare independence from Great Britain.
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Most settlers expected a reconciliation with the metropolis, even after the revolutionary war began in Lexington and Concord in April 1775. The second Continental Congress met in the Pennsylvania State Chamber in Philadelphia in May 1775 and some representatives expected the subsequent independence, but it was not discussed in declaring it. Although many settlers no longer believed that Parliament had sovereignty over them, they continued to profess loyalty to George III and expected him to intercede on their behalf. At the end of 1775 they became disillusioned when the king rejected the second request of Congress, issued a proclamation of rebellion and announced to Parliament on October 26 that he was considering "friendly offers of foreign aid" to suppress the uprising. A pro-American minority in Parliament warned that the central government was encouraging settlers to independence.
Governor- Nathan Deal (Republican)
Lt. Governor- Casey Cagle (Republican)
Senator- John Hardy Isakson (Republican)
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Secretary of State- Brian P. Kemp (Republican)
State Treasurer- Steve McCoy
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Entered the Union- January 2, 1788
Newest Constitution ratification date- November 2, 1982
State motto- Wisdom, Justice, Moderation
Flower- Rosa Laevigata
Tree- Quercus Virginiana
Bird- Brown Thrasher
Dog- Golden Retriever
Song- Georgia on My Mind
Nickname- The Peach State and The Empire of the South
Name Origin- The female form of George in Latinate
Largest cities- Atlanta (420,003) Columbus (189,885) Savannah (136,286)
Geographic Center- latitude 32° 38’ 46” N., longitude 83° 25’ 54” W.
Unique features- Appalachian Mountains, Blue Ridge Mountains, Chattahoochee River, Savannah River, Yellow River, and the North Georgia Mountain.
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Number of counties- 159
Population- 10.1 Million people 63% White, 31.4 % Black. People under 5- 6.7%, People under 18- 24.9%, Persons 65 and over- 12%. Female population- 51.1%
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