March 1770, was a big time in Boston. British soldiers open fired on a group of American colonists, kiling five men on March 5, 1770.
Prior to the <u><em>Boston Massacre</em></u>, the British also put out a new number of taxes on colonists, including taxes on tea, glass, paint, lead, and even paper.
Judaism gave the world a concept of the codified law in terms of the ten commandments.
Explanation:
The ten commandments are one of the prime examples of ancient codified law that was widely followed and adhered to by a mass of people.
These laws had been passed down through centuries and had remained enforceable the same way that they are right now which was a great achievement for the makers of this law who termed it as a religious one.
This was something that the modern society adapted from Judaism. However it is not he most ancient law of its kind.
This is an interesting question, but it supposes nations like Asia or Africa wouldn’t venture off to the Americas themselves (in which many native Americans have connections to Africans). If your question about another way to reach India not going west, then they’d go East, by land. I believe it was just to make it faster to travel by sea though and for more resources. Natives and Africans didn’t colonize (from my research) and if they did it wasn’t nearly as impactful or as cruel as Europeans had done.
A limited central government linking independent states
