"D. an <span>openness to new ideas and experiences" is not an element of nationalism, since this would imply that people would be open to welcoming new cultures into their country, which is not the case.</span>
Answer:
Option A, The colonists enjoyed religious freedom, is the right answer.
Explanation:
The Middle Colonies were a part of the Thirteen British Colonies in America. The province was initially settled by Europeans but following the surrender of Fort Amsterdam, it became a proprietary colony of the British. In the year 1665, a document for religious freedom called "The Concession and Agreement" was produced to attract settlers. Since religion was one of the very sensitive issues during the time, people who were seeking religious freedom moved to such colonies. As a result, the people of New Jersey consisted of Protestant and Catholic faiths.
Most likely irony. Paradise is usually instilled in peoples' minds as somewhere refreshing and heavenly, and the next couple of words say "ahead of them is an empty oil-covered beach" which clearly objects with the paradise statement.
I believe the answer is:
Solon established the first general assembly in 594.
The general assembly was open to all male citizens, regardless of their class or wealth possession.
Each male served on an assembly to make laws though many of the poor could not leave work to attend
each citizens in the assembly had the right to directly votes for the type of legislations that they want. Since many of the poor can't join, the legislations that passed mostly represent the will of the wealthy.
Answer:
"I'm Governor William Cosby, and I think Zenger needs to be punished for publishing lies against the ruling government. His publication is false, malicious, seditious, and scandalous. It damages my reputation and authority."
"I'm Peter Zenger, and everything I published is authentic and can be verified. I take full responsibility for the publication. I published it because the public needs to know the truth about our government."
"I'm lawyer Andrew Hamilton, and I think the jury should examine the truth behind what was published. My client can be charged with libel only if what he published can be proven false. It is not the cause of one poor printer, but the cause of liberty."
Explanation:
You should probably change it because this is the exact answer and you don't want to be caught.
