Answer with Explanation:
"Enlightenment thinking" refers to a philosophical movement which occurred in the<em> 17th and 18th century.</em> This movement focused on <em>"reason"</em> or <em>"logic"</em> especially when it comes to <u>people's natural rights.</u>
This kind of thinking influenced the Americans, especially when it comes to their<em> economic struggles and rights. </em>For example, the Americans thought that their taxation system was unfair. The French also had a similar thought that their taxation was discriminating. The Americans felt that some of the rights were only granted to particular groups of people in the society. In the same manner, French people also thought the same way. So, <u>when the </u><u>Americans revolted against Great Britain</u><u> during the</u><em><u> "Revolutionary War,"</u></em><u> the French saw how it happened.</u> They were, in fact, "key participants" in the war. This, somehow, influenced or set the stage for their uprising (the French Revolution).
Thus, this explains the answer.
One negative outcome of the Dawes Severalty Act was that "<span> D The railroads and speculators took the best land and left little fertile land for American Indians," since the Natives were treated as second-class citizens (or worse). </span>
Answer:
Coastline--both Plymouth and Boston are located in Massachusetts on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The coastline of Massachusetts is rocky with sand beaches. The coastline provided by cities with a place to set up port making both cities trading posts for the colony and eventually the state. The coast also provided a vital fishing industry which brought income and food supply to Massachusetts.
On the Griswold vs Connecticut case, justice Goldberg based his concurring opinion on the protection granted by the constitution because a cornstack law prohibited any use of medicinal article or instrument that prevented conception in Connecticut in 1965.
