Yeah! I do wonder what it'll be like in 100 years. I'm sure it'll be neat!
Or, are you needing an answer to a question? Sorry, I couldn't really tell. Please just comment your question on this answer if you have a question!
:-)
Answer:
Many colonists felt that they should not pay these taxes, because they were passed in England by Parliament, not by their own colonial governments..;
Explanation:
Well, experimentally, it's impossible, because of human nature. But theoretically, if extremely lawful people were appointed, that's one way. Another is if they had a serious reason to (like if they were given a legitimately extreme threat) and one more way is if there were one council or group to monitor them. the problem is, the council could become corrupt as well, and that system has certainly been tried.
Yes.
Since there are 538 votes, it is possible for there to be a tie like this.
<span>B. They allowed for greater economic, political, and cultural freedom than before.</span>
