The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... authority hitherto unmeasured , ” was only beginning . The same day that it repealed the Stamp Act , Parliament passed a Declaratory Act stating that the colonies were “ subordinate ” and that Parliament could enact any law it wished ...
... authority hitherto unmeasured , ” was only beginning . The same day that it repealed the Stamp Act , Parliament passed a Declaratory Act stating that the colonies were “ subordinate ” and that Parliament could enact any law it wished ...
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... authority imposed from above , resulting from British behavior after the French and Indian War . British oppression had forced the colonies to combine , but it had also strengthened their conviction that local control of political power ...
... authority imposed from above , resulting from British behavior after the French and Indian War . British oppression had forced the colonies to combine , but it had also strengthened their conviction that local control of political power ...
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... authority in order to protect the Negro population . The bill had wide support even among the moderates . Nevertheless , Johnson vetoed it , arguing that it was an unconstitutional extension of military authority in peacetime . Congress ...
... authority in order to protect the Negro population . The bill had wide support even among the moderates . Nevertheless , Johnson vetoed it , arguing that it was an unconstitutional extension of military authority in peacetime . Congress ...
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The Age of Discovery and Settlement | 14 |
The Colonial World | 66 |
America and the British Empire | 98 |
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