"some of these rights are said to be unalienable, such as the rights of conscience: yet even these have been often invaded, where they have not been carefully secured by express and solemn bills and declarations in their favor." the quote above illustrates an argument in favor of ratifying the constitution without a bill of rights ratifying the constitution with a bill of rights people giving up some of their rights in exchange for protection by government increasing the powers of the federal government

Which statement about the tokugawa shogunate is accurate? a. it was a dynasty established after the shogun defeated kublai khan, and it limited foreign trade in order to protect japanese business interests. b. it was established when leyasu defeated rival warlords; later rulers closed japan to foreign trade to protect japanese culture from western influence. c. ieyasu started the dynasty when he defeated his rivals, brought japan together under more democratic rule, and united the japanese people by restricting foreign trade. d. ieyasu decreed this series of laws to limit trade with foreigners in order to boost local economies and create unity among his people.

Which organization worked for the rights of migrant farm workers?

Why do you think the delegates to the first contintal congress believed that refusing to buy british goods would their cause?