Please tell me why King George was such a tyrant! Dying to know!
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He was mostly to blame for a few reasons. First, by standards even of that time, the powers of the monarchy in Great Britain were very high. The parliament could pass anything unanimously, and it could be immediately vetoed by the king, under any circumstance.
He had the power to create his own laws, too.
The primary reason why the Colonists viewed him as a tyrant, was because he imposed several taxes and tariffs upon them that, by their standards, seemed extremely high. Surprisingly, these taxes only accounted for 1% of the colonists' income.
However, the thing that we note Mr. George the Third for the most, is the fact that he did not listen to the Colonies' petitions and letters.
I acknowledge that in his personal life, King George the III was a good husband and father, and a very moral man. However, his position on the colonies marked him forever as a tyrant, and an example on how we should not let a lot of power get into the hands of one person.
All of the power people have can some times go to their heads!
How do you think the sea may affected life in japan?
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There is a lot of tsunami's and a lot of disasters like that.
What is the most common landform in Southern Africa? A. desert B. escarpment C. plateau D. mountains
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A. desert is the most common land form
The answer is A because of their climate/weather Hope this helped
How do new Ideas change the way people live?
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New ideas shape and form the ways we interact with the world around us. This leads to innovations in technology, sciences, art and truly shapes the ways in which we interact with one another, for example the internet and social media have fundamentally changed the ways in which we communicate with each other and organized our social lives.
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new ideas shape and form the ways we interact with the world around us this lead to innovations in technology
Which colony was set up to help debtors
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Im pretty sure it is Goergia
Based on this document, do you think John Brown was a “misguided fanatic”? Why or why not?
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There's no document provided, I'll answer to the best of my knowledge The abolitionist John Brown attempted to garner attention and do his part to abolish slavery by murdering three individuals who supported slavery, and later tried to host an armed uprising where he would lead slaves to raid a federal army in Harper's Ferry. The attack was unsuccessful, and he was later executed. His actions were radical, and in my opinion very misguided and would only lead to more violence.
That is my take on it, though I recommend you get your own opinion because that is a very opinionated topic.