In the colonies, it was the "Loyalists" who opposed going to war against Britain, mainly due to the fact that they believed the grievances of the "Patriots" were wildly exagerated<span />
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Sectionalism: Concern for one's region over concern for the entire nation.
Popular Sovereignty: the idea that people should be able to vote on important issues
States' Rights: the idea that states should hold the most political power
Nullify: to invalidate something or make it null and void.
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The Russian word ‘glasnost’ has no precise English translation, a fact which impressed Vladimir Bukovskii on his arrival in the West in 1976:
For us there, in the Soviet Union, glasnost was a weapon, a means of struggle with lawlessness and tyranny. Indeed, a means of defence like the safety belt of a mountain climber. Yet the word does not exist in any European language, which substitute the word ‘publicity,’ distorting the sense of the concept. In the Russian word glasnost there is something cold and exact, like a surgical instrument, something very serious and solemn, from which immediately you imagine a duma clerk, bearded and in long robes, declaiming from the Spassky gate a government document. In essence, something like an oath to speak the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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I would focus my time in helping my community whether thats being more active in events or donating my time. I would also take part in my communal elections.
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oo so the bill of rights was a act signed into law in 1689 by the king and queen of England that gave them rights to Pariaments (lawmakers).
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These were the rules included: Consent of pariament (takes more power of the king), the right to petition, right to bear arms, trial by jury and no cruel punishments.
