The accusations made against King George III had a direct effect on what the founding fathers considered important to include in the declaration of independence, which ended up setting the basis of the new American government to be guided by the later written Constitution. Due to the political climate at the time, the declaration of Independence was created as a sort of a justification for the necessity of separation from England; based on the concerns of the colonist about the way King George III was ruling at the time, characterized by practices such as abuse of power, tyranny, and exclusion of the colonist in government.
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People who didn't own slaves, as people who aren't just old crusty fat white men.
Since i can’t see the timeline i’m just gonna assume that it’s referring to Pax Romana, since the rest of those things were not as long as Pax Romana
Answer: After the British left the city in March of 1776, Washington sent in a force of 1,000 smallpox-immune American troops to occupy Boston in order to avoid further spread of the disease.
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The Intolerable Acts or Coercive Acts
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Measures were taken which affected the "Colonists"
British soldiers could be judged for crimes in England instead of Massachusetts
Citizens in the colonies had to accept the quartering of soldiers in their homes in times of war and peace
The Boston Harbor was closed until the colonists paid back the king for the tea that was destroyed during the Boston Tea Party
The right to hold town meetings (meetings that citizens could participate in to voice their opinions and make laws for their communities) was strongly restricted.
