The correct answer is English
English settlers brought the common law to the United States because it had existed in Britain long before the settlers started moving to the United States. The common law dealt with everyday occurrences of law breaking and was about precedent. If a judge made a decision on something in a certain way, then future judges would have to make the same decision for consistency purposes.
<span>It separated North and South Korea.</span>
Answer:
Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights
Explanation:
Magna Carta was a document that limited the power of the King. It also said that everyone has to follow the law. English Bill of Rights guarantee the rights and liberties of individuals including: free speech, no taxation without representation, right to bear arms and the right to a jury trial.
The way that the 1862 Homestead Act helped pull immigrants to the United States is by providing immigrants with inexpensive farmland.
Many immigrants were drawn to the fact that they could own their own farmland, and not have to pay a lot for them. This is why a lot of these immigrants moved to the US.
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