Separation of church and state and trial by jury of one's peers are some similarities between the Magna Carta and the US constitution.
Explanation:
Magna carta' Libertatum is commonly called the 'great charter' is a charter of rights agreed by King John in 1215. It protected the freedom of the England' wealthy classes. It was against Absolutism and monarchy and gave rise to the common law. It was written in order to protect the rights of the people against the tyrannical king and it also revealed the grievances pertaining to the feudal system.
Similarly, Declaration of independence was written due to the tyranny and despotic attitude of the English crown against the colonists. People were burdened with heavy taxes and the annoyed colonists plunged into protests paving way for the secession from the homeland and independence. Both the documents gave importance to human rights.
The citizens of the South had to take an oath of loyalty, and once 10% of the state had taken the oath the state could rejoin the Union. It was known as the 10% Plan.
Many colonies objected to the Albany plan of union mainly because <span>colonial assemblies did not want to give up their individual power. If there was a union, that would mean that these assemblies would lose much of their power, which was something they were not willing to do.</span>
Answer:
The ansewer is Clipper
Explanation:
The culmination of these American innovations was the creation of a hull intended primarily for speed, which came with the clipper ships. Clippers were long, graceful three-masted ships with projecting bows and exceptionally large spreads of sail.
