History, 13.12.2021 22:30 dbyram3913
1. The Declaration of Independence stated that all men were created equal and that they had natural rights that could not be taken away. How were these beliefs enforced in the early United States? (3 points) 2. Identify a group that was not considered equal when the Constitution was written. How did the new country fail to protect this group? (2 points) 3. Using your knowledge of the modern United States, write a paragraph explaining how society's interpretation of natural rights has changed over time. What differences do you notice between 1787 and today? What groups have different rights? What do these changes suggest about the Enlightenment concept of natural rights? Your response should be at least five sentences long. (5 points)
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Which answer best explains the overall impact of the chicken on native american populations in the new world? negative; it destroyed much needed grain crops neutral; it was not well adopted by native americans insignificant; other animals were more quickly accepted positive; it brought a good source of protein to the native american diet
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History, 22.06.2019 06:30
The constitution of the state of georgia provides that any amendment to the constitution must be a) proposed by the governor. b) approved by the judiciary. c) proposed by the general assembly. d) approved the united states supreme court.
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Aform of government in which the people rule,either directly or through elected representatives
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