AP Stat Review Slideshow
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Religious Persecution
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AP HIstory DBQ
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The natural environment was the key ingredient to shaping the development of the west, and without it there would be no jobs, there would be no production of food, and it is the thing that many people cherish with their lives.
Without the natural environment there would be no form of work. Without work you would have no money for food or clothing or things that humans need daily. Doc. D illustrates people working off the land to survive. Doc. G gives us a picture of Colorado being compared in 1870 and 1882. The comparison shows that without the land there would be no housing, no food, no jobs, or anything.
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The Problem of Liberty
In the decade that preceded the Revolutionary War, most American colonists believed that they could obtain certain liberties and still be a part of the British Empire, liberties such as:
The right to bring cases to truly independent judges that weren’t subordinate to the king.
The right to NOT have British troops quartered in private houses.
The right to NOT have to pay taxes without direct Parliamentary representation.
However, by the time war broke out, many colonists had lost faith in the [unwritten] British constitution, one that allowed liberties to be violated and abuse of political power to flourish.
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