<span>1.)English general during the French and Indian War
General Edward Braddock
2.)most vocal colonist against the Stamp Act of 1765
patrick henry
3.)wrote the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson
4.)proposed a resolution at Second Continental Congress
Richard Henry Lee
5.)French soldier who fought with the colonists in the Revolutionary War
Marquis de Lafayette
6.)led unsuccessful march through New York during Revolutionary War
General John Burgoyne
7.)conducted one of the most successful naval battles of the Revolutionary War
John paul Jones
8.)suggested the Constitution allow for three branches of government
Edmund Randolph
9.)first Vice President of the United States
John Adams
10.)wrote the first financial plan for the United States
Alexander Hamilton
11.)first President of the United States
</span>George Washington
1935 was wavering. The economy was at a seemingly brink of risk and Roosevelt was not going to let it plunder. Many said that the "New Deal" wasn't working well enough and thought that what they saw was the government taking over. May 1935 came around and it hit its all time low. The National Industrial Recovery Act was a key piece of New Deal legislation. However, in 1935, the supreme court struck it down. Roosevelt wasn't having any of this and so he made the Second New Deal which proposed many new parts of legislation, including Social Security.
The answer to your question is,
C. the British gains land but lost a lot of money leading them to tax the colonies
-Mabel <3
<span>The conflicts of most commonly settled were through the negotiation and the rulings of a leader.</span>
The First Crusade which was in 1096, was the only successful Crusade.
