The British removed their influence and recognized the US as a sovereign nation however they did not remove all of their troops from US lands.
Though the Treaty of Paris 1783 ended the Revolutionary War and Great Britain officially recognized the sovereignty and the independence of the United States. However, they did not remove troops from the US in particular along the western frontier and along the border with Canada. The continued presence of British troops was insulting enough but then the British began attacking US shipping and taking people off the boats to serve in the British army against the French in a system called impressment. These violations of US independence led to the war of 1812 which is considered the "2nd war of independence".
Queen Mary I ruled Scotland from 1542 to 1567. Her father was James V. Although she was the princess of Scotland, she spent most of her childhood in France. In 1558, she married the Dauphin of France, Francis. In 1560, Francis died and left Mary as the Queen of Scotland. She remarried to Lord Darnley and had a child with him but in 1567, he was found murdered in the garden. She then married James Hepburn VI but was imprisoned after an uprising against them. After an unsuccessful attempt to regain the throne, Mary fled to her first cousin, Queen Elizabeth I. Seeing her as a threat, Elizabeth had her confined in various castles. After 18 years in custody, Mary was found guilty of plotting to assassinate the Queen in 1586 and was beheaded in 1587.
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President Bush surely based his decision on previous jurisprudence by the Supreme Court. In 1899, the Court was asked to make an interpretation of the religion clause of the First Amendment. It was a case involving federal financing through a grant for the construction of a hospital that was going to be run by a Catholic order. The Court saw the hospital as a secular institution and charted as such by Congress, not a religious one, and in this way it avoided the constitutional issue.
Though uphelding the strict lay character of the state, the Court has not closed the door to all types of aid for certain activities by religious organizations.
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The statement which best described the Mexican history after independence was that small groups have always held power and wealth, while many people remained poor - D.
This is also true and as is the case in a lot of countries, smaller gatherings of people held great power and were able control this power.
