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Increase your wealth by milking someone of their resources |
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Colony the King himself established |
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Individuals founded the colony, but the kind had to approve |
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[image] Joint Stock Colony |
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Investors put in a lump sum of money to make these colonies happen |
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Colonist ran their own government |
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Had the "Social Contract" theory and "natural rights" |
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Had the idea of freedom fo speech, press, and religion |
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First came of with the idea of equality between genders and social classes |
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Wanted separation of powers (AKA, the 3 branches of government) |
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States it's common sense to leave Great Britain |
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Articles of Confederation |
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United States first and pretty sucky Constitution. |
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This action proved that there was a need for a stronger government |
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Big states loved it. Representation depended greatly on the population of each states |
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Supported by the smaller states. Equal Representation |
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VA+NJ plan= bicameral Congress with only one chamber soley based on population and one based on equal representation |
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Every 5 slaves counted for 3 people |
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Supported Strong state government |
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Support of a strong government |
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Explicitely tells us what we can do. |
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