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What do Common Sense and the Declaration of Independence have in common?
Q. 1) What do Common Sense and the Declaration of Independence have in common? 2) What part of the Constitution is directly concerned with "unalienable rights"? 3) What was the North like before the Civil War? 4) How did the First Great Awakening help America become more democratic? Thanks!
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A. 1. they're both arguments for why the Us should rebel 2. The bill of rights. 3. Snowy and cold, just like after the war 4. It helped fracture the power structures of established churches, which is always a good thing for democracy.
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Q. 1) What do Common Sense and the Declaration of Independence have in common? 2) What part of the Constitution is directly concerned with "unalienable rights"? 3) What was the North like before the Civil War? 4) How did the First Great Awakening help America become more democratic? Thanks!
Asked by SpaceBoy360* - Fri Nov 6 10:02:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. they're both arguments for why the Us should rebel 2. The bill of rights. 3. Snowy and cold, just like after the war 4. It helped fracture the power structures of established churches, which is always a good thing for democracy.
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