<span>The Treaty of Paris was signed on September 3, 1783 between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and the United States and ended the War of Independence of the United States. Through it was recognized the independence of the Thirteen Colonies like the United States of America and the new nation was granted the entire territory north of Florida, south of Canada and east of the Mississippi River. The 31st parallel was set as the southern border between the Mississippi and the Apalachicola River.</span>
The answer is B, Colonists who pledged to fight in a minute's notice
I will list several elements of the US constitution that has its roots in the English Bil of rights :
- Theory of representative government, where we could chose those who will rule us in the government
- The idea of supreme law
- Judicial Review
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The Puritans main value was religion. They lived their entire lives focused on doing good in God's eyes. They also highly valued hard work and family, though divorce was more common than in Europe. Puritans would most likely be taken aback by how little God has to do with everyday things. Not saying God does not have a heavy presence in Modern America, but Puritans' world revolved around God. I believe Puritans would also not think to kindly of America's "work hard relax harder" mindset. Puritans thought you could never work too much, whereas many Americans do not carry that same way of mind.
