Our capital town is advanced to about 150 very tolerable [satisfactory] houses for wooden ones; they are chiefly on both the nav
igable rivers that bound the ends or sides of the town. The farmers have got their winter corn in the ground. I suppose we may be 500 farmers strong. I settle them in villages, dividing 5,000 acres among ten, fifteen, or twenty families, as their ability is to plant it. . . .” This passage from a letter William Penn wrote in 1683 describes his colony as _____.
This passage from a letter William Penn wrote in 1683 describes his colony as growing and orderly.
William Penn was the founder of the colony of Pennsylvania when English king Charles II gave William a charter. The king owned approximately 16,000 pounds to the family of Penn and he came to terms with him with the charter to establish a colony in the North American territory. In that letter, Penn was describing the orderly growth of the newly formed colony when he said: "Our capital town is advanced to about 150 very tolerable [satisfactory] houses for wooden ones; they are chiefly on both the navigable rivers that bound the ends or sides of the town. The farmers have got their winter corn in the ground. I suppose we may be 500 farmers strong. I settle them in villages, dividing 5,000 acres among ten, fifteen, or twenty families, as their ability is to plant it..."
Answer: The distinguishing characteristic of a constituent assembly is that it is established to make a constitution, or at least that this is its primary role. The constituent assembly is still the most common mode of making a constitution.
Historical materialism is one of the major theories or concepts developed by Karl Marx. The concept refers to the important role of economic and materialistic factors in the determination of historical changes over time. This concept is also refereed to as the materialist conception of history. This concepts argues that history is not based on ideals of that time rather it is based on the materialistic aspects and conditions of that time.