You should be able to explain in detail the following:
10. How the ways in which property boundaries were established influenced the way early americans societys were developed.
Due 8th hour today. sory about the short notice.
-Lyoko
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Again, realised this is in wrong forum. And i have researched in my book and online, but i cant figure it out. P.S. there were 11 other questions besides this one that I did, so i am not just asking people to do my work.
ok this one takes me back to The Crucible in English Class. lol Back in those times we arent talking about an acre or two we're talkign about huge amounts of land like 100-200 acres even more sometimes. So obviously there were disputes about where the boundaries were. So how would u think this influenced them?
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Well that is the problem... my teacher is looking for something specific.
I know teh answer Im trying to get you to analyse what I said and answer it yourself.
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umm... the fact that not everyone could own 200 acres of land... so they had to divide it up between the colonies to be fair?
no, thats not the important part. the boundaries is the important part. What would constant fighting over boundaries lead to?
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Wars!!! :d