Amairany H. Trend 2 After our independence from Britain slavery was still a strong trend in America. In a census done in 1790 they recorded that 700,000 slaves were living in the colonies, but in nearly every colony their were free blacks. Although many of the northern states seemed to have less slaves as the years passed, some of the southern states just kept increasing. It wasn't until 1865 that they get rid of slaves all together.
Before the war, indentured servants made up a majority of the immigrants to the colonies. Indentured servants were immigrants who agreed to work for their masters for two to seven years after they got to the colonies. They usually held indoor, household jobs. A lot of felons from Britain would come over to the colonies to redeem themselves as indentured servants as well. Masters held every right over their servants. They could not do anything without their master's permission first. The servants were treated extremely poorly, it was disgusting. Finally, the war for independence broke out. After the war, indentured servants declined and the practice was gone by 1820.
Ian E. Trend 4. Before the Revolutionary War, the colonies determined who was allowed to vote. Most of the requirements were met by the majority of white men in the colonies. The most prominent of these requirements was owning a plot of property, usually 50 acres, that was worth a certain amount in pounds. After the war, the determination of the right to vote was held in the state's hands and no longer the colonies'. The requirements also shifted with the change. The most distinct change is that you needed to be a taxpayer to be allowed to vote. This makes sense due to the fact that the aftermath of the war left the new country in a massive amount of debt and needed some way to pay it off.
The bill of rights is a document that gives people rights. Many rights were passed in Virginia and Massachusetts. In Virginia They had, "All men are by nature equally free and independent and have certain inherent rights." Also, " Freedom of the press is one of the great bulwarks of liberty and can never be restrained but by despote governments." In Massachusetts, "The people have the right to keep and bear arms for the common defense. Many of the rights were written during and after the war.
Before the the quest for independence, people who were in need of money would have to take loans from wealthier land owners. This would allow for the land owners to have supreme power over their debtors. Then, commercial banks sprang up when we got independence. They focused on peoples financial situations when considering loans. Each year after independence saw an increase in the amount of banks the country and state had. Ordinary people could get loans and not have to worry about paying back a brutal land owner. They had to pay back an institution instead.
Black Slavery in British America was very well established by the end of the 17th cent.These Slaves mostly worked on plantation and fields.Hence they where not paid much but had to work very hard on the land thus they where mistreated These slaves existed in all most every colony on the eve of the War of Independence.According to the census which is taken every 10 years tell us that this slave trade decreased in a few places and in a few places it increased from 1790-1830.In the northern states it decreased but in the southern states it increased.
In colonial America, things were much different than how they were after the Revolutionary War. Among differences included banking systems in the colonies. Before the war, Britain did not want Colonial America to have a banking system. This was because Britain wanted to have complete control over America; including.... NOT FINISHED
After the War for Independence, slaves were present in all colonies;however, the amount quickly altered. Due to the Civil War, the northern and southern states began splitting apart. The two sides wanted different governments and different ways of life. For example,the northern states demolished slavery rapidly. In 1790, New York had 21,193 slaves. Then in 1830, New York only had 75. This was the state that decreased the most. In the south, however, slavery increased. South Carolina in 1790 had 107,094 slaves. By 1830, the slave population was 315,401. These statistics clearly indicate the trends that occurred after the War of Independence and the Civil War.
America's Independence contributed to the trend by changing colonial capitals into state capitals. They went from the coast to the inland to show the move of democratization. It was a sign of safety and the capital was closer to the people. Before the war for independence, each colony had the authority to determine who had the right to vote. After the war, the authority then passed to the states.
After the War for Independence, more people wanted to vote, and more people needed to be able to vote in order for America to establish a fully-functioning democracy. Almost all of the States changed their laws to be more inclusive of those who could vote, because this was the only way to make sure there was a large amount of the population voting. Many states changed their voting policy to "all taxpayers," embodying the sentiment "no taxation without representation."
before the war for independence voting qualifications varied from ownership of land. the average amount of land owned was 50 acres or any property worth 40 pounds to be able to vote. after the war it went from owning acres to either all tax payers or all adult males being able to vote. however some qualifications stayed the same as they where before the war.
When America declared independence from Britain, the act of the states becoming self-sufficient resulted in a shift of slave ownership. After the revolution, as the process of democratization gripped the nation, the states (for once) spoke for themselves about what they needed. The North began working with industry and demanded more supplies than labor, while the South took a more agricultural approach. The South's decision required more labor (slave-work), thus shifting slave ownership towards the South. All this lead up to the Civil war where the North wished to abolish slavery.
When America became independent from Britain the north and the south started to split apart from each other. The north embraced industry. People were a lot more willing to work in a factory than on a farm in the south. So with the rise of industry in the north, the decline of slavery in the northern states begun. With the recent Independence in America, the south increased their agricultural production. The south wanted to make more and make it faster because the farmers could now profit on their crops instead of giving to to Britain. The need for increased production caused a need for more slaves. Therefore the amount of slaves in the south increased.
Lindsey Deraddo Trend #1 Americas independence contributed to the trend by changing colonial capitals into state capitals. Also they went from coast to coast to the land to show the movement of democratization. It was a sign of safety. And the capital was closer to the people which was a positive. It also ties into the broader process of democratization by before the war for Independence, each colony had the authority to determine who had the right vote. After the war, that authority passed to the states.
In my trend the qualifications for the voter change drastically. Before the war the individual colony had the authority to set the voting standards. But after the war that authority was transferred to the states where the new two-house legislature is formed. The qualifications for voting for representatives is also changed and given to lower house. Though over 80% of white men owned land before the war, now more who did not own land were given the chance to vote. This change gave the people more voting privileges than before.
In every country there is money. This money is distributed throughout the country,and to various economic classes. In the USA at the beginning of this country, was very much different from their European ancestors. People in the USA owned much more land, 49%, compared to around 28% in Europe. In Europe more males,in the top 10% of wealthy males owned more money in the national wealth, so the USA in turn was a better more dispersed country.
Indentured servitude in early colonial America made up to 60% of the British immigrants. Indentured servants trip to America was paid for in work service. Their soon to be "masters" would pay for the trip in exchange for their work service from anywhere of 3-7 years. "Masters" were cruel and the living and working conditions of the servants was worse. But after the War for Independence the number of servants arriving in America had declined. And by 1820 the practiced had almost vanished completely.
The Revolutionary war had a significant effect on the qualifications one had to posses in order to be eligible to vote in America. Before the war, only certain people, typically white, make adults, were able to cast their vote. Previous qualifications included time of statehood, worth of land, and amount of acres owned. For example, In North Carolina, it was required that a voter owned at least 50 acres of land; after the Revolutionary war, you were eligible to vote as long as you were a tax payer. Those Americans who were not necessarily wealthy enough to own 50 acres of land, benefited greatly by this change because they were no longer immediately disqualified as a voter. This was a very big step toward democracy because democracy is fundamentally the right to vote, and with so many restrictions on who was eligible to vote, many people were unable to exercise this right.
As Americans broke away from Britain, one of the trends in independent America was that the capitals moved further in land. America was becoming more self sufficient, so they were not reliant on shipments from coast. Also, because trams and the infrastructure was being built up good, could be shipped in the land when needed.
trend 4 Andy U W3 Colony had authority to determine who had the right to vote. Some had minimum voting requirement to be able to vote. In some colony they had benefited from the expansion of voting rights such as North Carolina white males that had 50 acres or less had a little more right to vote (this was before war), after the war people that were tax payers had the right to vote.
trend #2 paola b. shifting patterns of slave ownership the southern states have expanded more most rapidly was Virginia because in the year 1790 they had 292,627 slaves, since 1800 had 346,968 by 1820 they expanded even more 411,886 and by the year 1830 they had up to 453,698 slaves in that state. In northern states however in Connecticut salves tend to decrease slower in the year 1790 they had 2,648 on 1800 they had 346,968 and the year 1820 they had only 411,886 salves left. Continuing the year on 1830 the salves came to end up with 453,698 salves left in the north side. Final north state had a little and in the south side they had a bunch of salves in there side.
After the Revolutionary War, voting in America changed drastically. In general, the voting qualifications became more lenient, allowing the expansion of democracy to continue. In New Hampshire, for example, the the voting qualifications expanded from just land owners whose estate was worth 50 pounds, to all taxpayers. Also, a number of states joined the Union after the war, and the voting qualifications for many of these new states states extended to all white males. Allowing more people to vote helped expand democracy in post-war America.
In the late 1700s, economic, political, and social status were all based almost solely around land ownership. In most countries, he top 10% of the male population owned most of the country's wealth and land. But, land ownership was changing in the United States. The US now had he highest percentage of males who owned land. In result, they had the least percentage of money going to the top 1% of their male population, as well as the top 10%. Things were changing, and the US was on it's way to Democracy.
After the War of Independence the qualifications for voters became more open allowing not only the upper class property owners but in many places all tax payers. This was the start of the freedom for all citizens to vote. Even though a few stats increased the minimum property ownership to vote more made it easier for all people. A few states even allowed all adult males to vote. This was the beginning of new rights and new possibilities in the new world.
In America, after the revolutionary war voting qualifications differed greatly from before to after. After the war it became much easier to vote. North Carolina and New Hampshire are prime examples of this change. North Carolina prewar, only white males that owned 50 acres or more. Postwar, all tax payers could vote. Voting qualifications used to be determined by the social class you were in but that changed after the war. Allowing more people to vote helped expand democracy in post war America.
After the war of independence, voter qualification changed a great deal. More people were allowed to vote, no longer was it just the upper class but now the majority of the middle class can vote. By paying taxes people were now rewarded with voting rights in a variety of states, although many of the states kept the same voter qualifications. Basically after the war states were more lenient about voter qualifications. This change suggest that America's political future is heading toward the right to vote for all citizens. Lastly we find the newer states are more lenient with voter qualifications compared to the original thirteen colonies.
In the seventeenth century there were many slaves that work on plantations in the southern colonies. Slaves in British America were poorly treated and were work out from sunlight to dark. The south had the most slaves.
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Voter qualifications changed greatly for the colonies after the war. First, only 4 out of 16 colonies kept their voting laws the same. The other 12, colonies changed their voter qualifications to allow more people to vote. Next, the post war voting qualifications were more easily achieved. For example, New Hampshire only allowed people who owned land worth 50 pounds or more to vote. But, after the war, the qualifications were changed to any tax payer can vote. Finally, the general movement for voters here has moved towards a Democracy. Three fourths of the post war voting qualifications were changed to a democratic government. These movements are what shaped the U.S. today.
Rey O. Trend 4 before the war of independence many people were not allow to vote .you could only vote if you had enough land and if you were a taxpayer. All of that changed after the war of independence now the colonies did not decide who had the right to vote or not now that was up to the state. The lives of may people changed after the war of independence.
Trend #2 Austin G. The 1700s was a time of rapid growth in the British colonies. In every colony there were slaves, but the south had many more than the northern states. Most of the southern state slaves worked on plantations. In each state there were free black slaves but not very many of them. The first census in 1790 recorded about 700,000 slaves throughout the colonies. There were very many slaves in the north in the 1700's, but in the beginning of the 1800's the number of northern slaves decreased rapidly, whereas the count of slaves in the south increased.
Trend #2 Yesenia F. During the seventeeth century in Bristin America, black slavery was well-established. The black slaves work on plantations in the southern colonies, but there were a small amount of slaves in the nothern states. The amount of slaves recored in 1790 was significantly big because there were 700,000 black slaves working on plantations. After the war for Indendence, the northerns states change dramaticly, like in Connecticut because in 1790 there were 2,648 slaves and in 1800 there were 951 slaves and in 1820 there were 97 slaves, it decreased up to 25 slaves in 1830. In the notherns states decreased the population, but in the southerns states it increased. In South Carolina there were 107,783 salves in 1790, in 1800 there were 133,296 salves and in 1820 there were 258,475 slaves but in 1830 the population increased up to 315,401 slaves. The comunity between Northern and Southern states is clearly shown above that they were disconnect base on black slavery.
Analeise B. Trend 4 Before the revolution the colony determined who had the right to vote. In most cases it was determined by how much land was owned by a particular person. This role was typically filled by white male colonists. After the war, the decision of who could vote was made by the states rather than the colony. In most states the requirements shifted to only being a tax payer, though it some cases it still included being a land owner. This change allowed many more colonists to vote, thus furthering the advance of democracy onto America.
Following the 1776 war for Independence, the Northern and Southern states of our country saw a dramatic shitf in slavery patterns. Between 1776, right after the war, to 1790 nearly 7000,000 slaves were recorded in Southern states. The high level of slavery in Southern states, produced a higher economic development of products. Since there was such high production, the demand for salavery raised in these states even further. On the other hand, Northern states didnt see much slavery, and if so it was declining. New Hampshire went from 157 slaves in 1970, and dropped to zero in 1820. MA didnt even see slavery untill 1830, where there was one single slave. From many expamles above, the trends of slavery in Northern and Southern states is obviously identified.
The Relocation of state capitals was the development states bill for there rights and also how it changes the votes. They just want to change the government from the British to the Americans. But the first question was like how did the Americas Independence from Britain contribute to trend. What we got was that the Americas Independence contribute to the trend and change of the capitals. Second question was how did the trend fit in the broader process that before the war the Independence that each colony had the authority to determine in who had the right to vote. That's what the Relocation of state capitals is all about. Patty G.Trend 1
Preceding the War of Independence, each colony had control over deciding who had the right to vote. Subsequently, that specific authority moved onward to the states. Your social class typically determined your voting qualifications, but that quickly changed after the war. Prewar, you had to have a certain higharchy derived from the land you owned. Postwar, the qualifications became much more broad; in many states,all taxpayers could vote, and in others, all adult males. These changes suggest that America, over time, accepts a larger variety of social class. Our governmental system unfortunately supports prejudice. Back then, someone who didn't own land or have money flowing out of their back pockets was a nobody. It was,(and still is) a harsh system that causes people to fight to be on the top of the pedestal. Modern day, this stereotyping of people is decreasing, creating a great potential for the unwealthy class of America to get their word in and have a contribution towards elections.
One of the trends in America after the indepedence was that the colonial states changed into capital states. America stopped relying on shipments from the coast because it started becoming a more self sufficient state. The movement of democrazation soon went from coast to coast.
Americans Independence was greatly contributed to the trend of colonial capitals moving inland.It did so because Americas ties with Britain was cut. America broke away from England and as a result they had to be self-sufficient. They could no longer rely on English imports. As the American population grew supplies and demand followed. This meant that people had to move inland to where the resources were. City that economy was based on imports and exports began popping up inland. Many cities soon became capitals. Capitals like New York and Charleston changed.
After reading the "Development of stat bills of rights," Massachusetts and Virginia's rights are about protecting the people. The value to allow the people to have the authority in some way shows that they can communicate and interact with government ruling in a mannerly fashion. Concerns that come with the bill of rights for these states is that there may be too much authority given to the people. I believe that having and setting these rights was a good start to keep an organized government and allow people to get involved and know what they can and cant do as citizens. R3-Cody D.
During the war of Independence and the time following, both Virginia (1776) and Massachusetts (1780) created bills of rights. Both followed the notion of promised freedom and individual rights. Through out Virginia’s bill of rights they focused on the people’s freedom and rights to be treated equally. Many of the rights claim how freemen may practice any religion or have freedom to the press. Virginia believed in equality and fairness with everything, including trial and punishment. Every person was entitled to a fair trail and no harsh (cruel) punishments. While Massachusetts bill of rights demonstrated how the Government was the most important. It was set up to protect, profit and create a safe environment for its people. The people were only allowed to bear arms in case they were needed for common defense. The men who wrote the bills of were very different. The man who wrote Virginia’s bill of rights shows how equality within the people is best, while the man who wrote the Massachusetts bill of rights was very eager to begin a structured government. R3- Kellsie S.
In colonial America, things were much different than how they were after the Revolutionary War. Among differences included banking systems in the colonies. Before the war, Britain did not want Colonial America to have a banking system. This was because Britain wanted to have complete control over America, including the citizens' money. If the colonies had a banking system, then people would not have to rely on Britain for loans to pay off houses and other things. However, once we broke off from England, the first bank sprouted up in 1791. After that, the trend continued to grow exponentially. After only 20 years of being free from Britain, there were over 100 banks across the colonies. Clearly, banking was a necessity for a new independent nation.
Virginia and Massachusetts developed the bill of rights to give people rights to do things.For an example; Virginia said that "all men are equally entitled to the free exercise of religion according to the dictates of conscience". Which is say that all men are free to express their religion. Also,in Massachusetts the state said "all people have a right to keep and to bear arms for the common defense". Saying that people can keep fire arms for the right of defense.These two states have developed many other rights but these two are the most importants in myb opinion.
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ReplyDeleteAfter our independence from Britain slavery was still a strong trend in America. In a census done in 1790 they recorded that 700,000 slaves were living in the colonies, but in nearly every colony their were free blacks. Although many of the northern states seemed to have less slaves as the years passed, some of the southern states just kept increasing. It wasn't until 1865 that they get rid of slaves all together.
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Before the war, indentured servants made up a majority of the immigrants to the colonies. Indentured servants were immigrants who agreed to work for their masters for two to seven years after they got to the colonies. They usually held indoor, household jobs. A lot of felons from Britain would come over to the colonies to redeem themselves as indentured servants as well. Masters held every right over their servants. They could not do anything without their master's permission first. The servants were treated extremely poorly, it was disgusting. Finally, the war for independence broke out. After the war, indentured servants declined and the practice was gone by 1820.
Changes in Voter Qualifications
ReplyDeleteDuring the Independence War the colonists needed to own land. But the amounts
each colonist had to own were different. After the war many colonist were need to have
the same amount of land to have the right to vote. Others had to paid taxes or be adult
males. Today people have to be citizen to be able to vote. After the war some colonist
were benefited more than others the states the were keeping the same amount of land
were allowed to vote and they didn’t need to work. The others need to work harder to be
able to grow their land and then vote.
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ReplyDeleteBefore the Revolutionary War, the colonies determined who was allowed to vote. Most of the requirements were met by the majority of white men in the colonies. The most prominent of these requirements was owning a plot of property, usually 50 acres, that was worth a certain amount in pounds. After the war, the determination of the right to vote was held in the state's hands and no longer the colonies'. The requirements also shifted with the change. The most distinct change is that you needed to be a taxpayer to be allowed to vote. This makes sense due to the fact that the aftermath of the war left the new country in a massive amount of debt and needed some way to pay it off.
The bill of rights is a document that gives people rights. Many rights were passed in Virginia and Massachusetts. In Virginia They had, "All men are by nature equally free and independent and have certain inherent rights." Also, " Freedom of the press is one of the great bulwarks of liberty and can never be restrained but by despote governments." In Massachusetts, "The people have the right to keep and bear arms for the common defense. Many of the rights were written during and after the war.
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Before the the quest for independence, people who were in need of money would have to take loans from wealthier land owners. This would allow for the land owners to have supreme power over their debtors. Then, commercial banks sprang up when we got independence. They focused on peoples financial situations when considering loans. Each year after independence saw an increase in the amount of banks the country and state had. Ordinary people could get loans and not have to worry about paying back a brutal land owner. They had to pay back an institution instead.
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ReplyDeleteBlack Slavery in British America was very well established by the end of the 17th cent.These Slaves mostly worked on plantation and fields.Hence they where not paid much but had to work very hard on the land thus they where mistreated These slaves existed in all most every colony on the eve of the War of Independence.According to the census which is taken every 10 years tell us that this slave trade decreased in a few places and in a few places it increased from 1790-1830.In the northern states it decreased but in the southern states it increased.
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In colonial America, things were much different than how they were after the Revolutionary War. Among differences included banking systems in the colonies. Before the war, Britain did not want Colonial America to have a banking system. This was because Britain wanted to have complete control over America; including.... NOT FINISHED
After the War for Independence, slaves were present in all colonies;however, the amount quickly altered. Due to the Civil War, the northern and southern states began splitting apart. The two sides wanted different governments and different ways of life. For example,the northern states demolished slavery rapidly. In 1790, New York had 21,193 slaves. Then in 1830, New York only had 75. This was the state that decreased the most. In the south, however, slavery increased. South Carolina in 1790 had 107,094 slaves. By 1830, the slave population was 315,401. These statistics clearly indicate the trends that occurred after the War of Independence and the Civil War.
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ReplyDeleteAmerica's Independence contributed to the trend by changing colonial capitals into state capitals. They went from the coast to the inland to show the move of democratization. It was a sign of safety and the capital was closer to the people. Before the war for independence, each colony had the authority to determine who had the right to vote. After the war, the authority then passed to the states.
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ReplyDeleteAfter the War for Independence, more people wanted to vote, and more people needed to be able to vote in order for America to establish a fully-functioning democracy. Almost all of the States changed their laws to be more inclusive of those who could vote, because this was the only way to make sure there was a large amount of the population voting. Many states changed their voting policy to "all taxpayers," embodying the sentiment "no taxation without representation."
before the war for independence voting qualifications varied from ownership of land. the average amount of land owned was 50 acres or any property worth 40 pounds to be able to vote.
ReplyDeleteafter the war it went from owning acres to either all tax payers or all adult males being able to vote. however some qualifications stayed the same as they where before the war.
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When America declared independence from Britain, the act of the states becoming self-sufficient resulted in a shift of slave ownership. After the revolution, as the process of democratization gripped the nation, the states (for once) spoke for themselves about what they needed. The North began working with industry and demanded more supplies than labor, while the South took a more agricultural approach. The South's decision required more labor (slave-work), thus shifting slave ownership towards the South. All this lead up to the Civil war where the North wished to abolish slavery.
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ReplyDeleteWhen America became independent from Britain the north and the south started to split apart from each other. The north embraced industry. People were a lot more willing to work in a factory than on a farm in the south. So with the rise of industry in the north, the decline of slavery in the northern states begun. With the recent Independence in America, the south increased their agricultural production. The south wanted to make more and make it faster because the farmers could now profit on their crops instead of giving to to Britain. The need for increased production caused a need for more slaves. Therefore the amount of slaves in the south increased.
Lindsey Deraddo Trend #1 Americas independence contributed to the trend by changing colonial capitals into state capitals. Also they went from coast to coast to the land to show the movement of democratization. It was a sign of safety. And the capital was closer to the people which was a positive. It also ties into the broader process of democratization by before the war for Independence, each colony had the authority to determine who had the right vote. After the war, that authority passed to the states.
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ReplyDeleteIn my trend the qualifications for the voter change drastically. Before the war the individual colony had the authority to set the voting standards. But after the war that authority was transferred to the states where the new two-house legislature is formed. The qualifications for voting for representatives is also changed and given to lower house. Though over 80% of white men owned land before the war, now more who did not own land were given the chance to vote. This change gave the people more voting privileges than before.
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ReplyDeleteIn every country there is money. This money is distributed throughout the country,and to various economic classes. In the USA at the beginning of this country, was very much different from their European ancestors. People in the USA owned much more land, 49%, compared to around 28% in Europe. In Europe more males,in the top 10% of wealthy males owned more money in the national wealth, so the USA in turn was a better more dispersed country.
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ReplyDeleteIndentured servitude in early colonial America made up to 60% of the British immigrants. Indentured servants trip to America was paid for in work service. Their soon to be "masters" would pay for the trip in exchange for their work service from anywhere of 3-7 years. "Masters" were cruel and the living and working conditions of the servants was worse. But after the War for Independence the number of servants arriving in America had declined. And by 1820 the practiced had almost vanished completely.
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ReplyDeleteThe Revolutionary war had a significant effect on the qualifications one had to posses in order to be eligible to vote in America. Before the war, only certain people, typically white, make adults, were able to cast their vote. Previous qualifications included time of statehood, worth of land, and amount of acres owned. For example, In North Carolina, it was required that a voter owned at least 50 acres of land; after the Revolutionary war, you were eligible to vote as long as you were a tax payer. Those Americans who were not necessarily wealthy enough to own 50 acres of land, benefited greatly by this change because they were no longer immediately disqualified as a voter. This was a very big step toward democracy because democracy is fundamentally the right to vote, and with so many restrictions on who was eligible to vote, many people were unable to exercise this right.
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ReplyDeleteAs Americans broke away from Britain, one of the trends in independent America was that the capitals moved further in land. America was becoming more self sufficient, so they were not reliant on shipments from coast. Also, because trams and the infrastructure was being built up good, could be shipped in the land when needed.
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ReplyDeleteColony had authority to determine who had the right to vote. Some had minimum voting requirement to be able to vote. In some colony they had benefited from the expansion of voting rights such as North Carolina white males that had 50 acres or less had a little more right to vote (this was before war), after the war people that were tax payers had the right to vote.
trend #2 paola b. shifting patterns of slave ownership the southern states have expanded more most rapidly was Virginia because in the year 1790 they had 292,627 slaves, since 1800 had 346,968 by 1820 they expanded even more 411,886 and by the year 1830 they had up to 453,698 slaves in that state. In northern states however in Connecticut salves tend to decrease slower in the year 1790 they had 2,648 on 1800 they had 346,968 and the year 1820 they had only 411,886 salves left. Continuing the year on 1830 the salves came to end up with 453,698 salves left in the north side. Final north state had a little and in the south side they had a bunch of salves in there side.
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ReplyDeleteAfter the Revolutionary War, voting in America changed drastically. In general, the voting qualifications became more lenient, allowing the expansion of democracy to continue. In New Hampshire, for example, the the voting qualifications expanded from just land owners whose estate was worth 50 pounds, to all taxpayers. Also, a number of states joined the Union after the war, and the voting qualifications for many of these new states states extended to all white males. Allowing more people to vote helped expand democracy in post-war America.
In the late 1700s, economic, political, and social status were all based almost solely around land ownership. In most countries, he top 10% of the male population owned most of the country's wealth and land. But, land ownership was changing in the United States. The US now had he highest percentage of males who owned land. In result, they had the least percentage of money going to the top 1% of their male population, as well as the top 10%. Things were changing, and the US was on it's way to Democracy.
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ReplyDeleteAfter the War of Independence the qualifications for voters became more open allowing not only the upper class property owners but in many places all tax payers. This was the start of the freedom for all citizens to vote. Even though a few stats increased the minimum property ownership to vote more made it easier for all people. A few states even allowed all adult males to vote. This was the beginning of new rights and new possibilities in the new world.
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ReplyDeleteIn America, after the revolutionary war voting qualifications differed greatly from before to after. After the war it became much easier to vote. North Carolina and New Hampshire are prime examples of this change. North Carolina prewar, only white males that owned 50 acres or more. Postwar, all tax payers could vote. Voting qualifications used to be determined by the social class you were in but that changed after the war. Allowing more people to vote helped expand democracy in post war America.
Changes In Voter Qualifications
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After the war of independence, voter qualification changed a great deal. More people were allowed to vote, no longer was it just the upper class but now the majority of the middle class can vote. By paying taxes people were now rewarded with voting rights in a variety of states, although many of the states kept the same voter qualifications. Basically after the war states were more lenient about voter qualifications. This change suggest that America's political future is heading toward the right to vote for all citizens. Lastly we find the newer states are more lenient with voter qualifications compared to the original thirteen colonies.
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ReplyDeleteIn the seventeenth century there were many slaves that work on plantations in the southern colonies. Slaves in British America were poorly treated and were work out from sunlight to dark. The south had the most slaves.
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ReplyDeleteVoter qualifications changed greatly for the colonies after the war. First, only 4 out of 16 colonies kept their voting laws the same. The other 12, colonies changed their voter qualifications to allow more people to vote. Next, the post war voting qualifications were more easily achieved. For example, New Hampshire only allowed people who owned land worth 50 pounds or more to vote. But, after the war, the qualifications were changed to any tax payer can vote. Finally, the general movement for voters here has moved towards a Democracy. Three fourths of the post war voting qualifications were changed to a democratic government. These movements are what shaped the U.S. today.
Rey O. Trend 4 before the war of independence many people were not allow to vote .you could only vote if you had enough land and if you were a taxpayer. All of that changed after the war of independence now the colonies did not decide who had the right to vote or not now that was up to the state. The lives of may people changed after the war of independence.
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ReplyDeleteThe 1700s was a time of rapid growth in the British colonies. In every colony there were slaves, but the south had many more than the northern states. Most of the southern state slaves worked on plantations. In each state there were free black slaves but not very many of them. The first census in 1790 recorded about 700,000 slaves throughout the colonies. There were very many slaves in the north in the 1700's, but in the beginning of the 1800's the number of northern slaves decreased rapidly, whereas the count of slaves in the south increased.
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ReplyDeleteDuring the seventeeth century in Bristin America, black slavery was well-established. The black slaves work on plantations in the southern colonies, but there were a small amount of slaves in the nothern states. The amount of slaves recored in 1790 was significantly big because there were 700,000 black slaves working on plantations. After the war for Indendence, the northerns states change dramaticly, like in Connecticut because in 1790 there were 2,648 slaves and in 1800 there were 951 slaves and in 1820 there were 97 slaves, it decreased up to 25 slaves in 1830. In the notherns states decreased the population, but in the southerns states it increased. In South Carolina there were 107,783 salves in 1790, in 1800 there were 133,296 salves and in 1820 there were 258,475 slaves but in 1830 the population increased up to 315,401 slaves. The comunity between Northern and Southern states is clearly shown above that they were disconnect base on black slavery.
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ReplyDeleteBefore the revolution the colony determined who had the right to vote. In most cases it was determined by how much land was owned by a particular person. This role was typically filled by white male colonists. After the war, the decision of who could vote was made by the states rather than the colony. In most states the requirements shifted to only being a tax payer, though it some cases it still included being a land owner. This change allowed many more colonists to vote, thus furthering the advance of democracy onto America.
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Following the 1776 war for Independence, the Northern and Southern states of our country saw a dramatic shitf in slavery patterns. Between 1776, right after the war, to 1790 nearly 7000,000 slaves were recorded in Southern states. The high level of slavery in Southern states, produced a higher economic development of products. Since there was such high production, the demand for salavery raised in these states even further. On the other hand, Northern states didnt see much slavery, and if so it was declining. New Hampshire went from 157 slaves in 1970, and dropped to zero in 1820. MA didnt even see slavery untill 1830, where there was one single slave. From many expamles above, the trends of slavery in Northern and Southern states is obviously identified.
The Relocation of state capitals was the development states bill for there rights and also how it changes the votes. They just want to change the government from the British to the Americans. But the first question was like how did the Americas Independence from Britain contribute to trend. What we got was that the Americas Independence contribute to the trend and change of the capitals. Second question was how did the trend fit in the broader process that before the war the Independence that each colony had the authority to determine in who had the right to vote. That's what the Relocation of state capitals is all about.
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ReplyDeletePreceding the War of Independence, each colony had control over deciding who had the right to vote. Subsequently, that specific authority moved onward to the states. Your social class typically determined your voting qualifications, but that quickly changed after the war. Prewar, you had to have a certain higharchy derived from the land you owned. Postwar, the qualifications became much more broad; in many states,all taxpayers could vote, and in others, all adult males. These changes suggest that America, over time, accepts a larger variety of social class. Our governmental system unfortunately supports prejudice. Back then, someone who didn't own land or have money flowing out of their back pockets was a nobody. It was,(and still is) a harsh system that causes people to fight to be on the top of the pedestal. Modern day, this stereotyping of people is decreasing, creating a great potential for the unwealthy class of America to get their word in and have a contribution towards elections.
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ReplyDeleteOne of the trends in America after the indepedence was that the colonial states changed into capital states. America stopped relying on shipments from the coast because it started becoming a more self sufficient state. The movement of democrazation soon went from coast to coast.
More slaves in the south then in north. Virginia had 292,627 to 453,698.
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ReplyDeleteAmericans Independence was greatly contributed to the trend of colonial capitals moving inland.It did so because Americas ties with Britain was cut. America broke away from England and as a result they had to be self-sufficient. They could no longer rely on English imports. As the American population grew supplies and demand followed. This meant that people had to move inland to where the resources were. City that economy was based on imports and exports began popping up inland. Many cities soon became capitals. Capitals like New York and Charleston changed.
After reading the "Development of stat bills of rights," Massachusetts and Virginia's rights are about protecting the people. The value to allow the people to have the authority in some way shows that they can communicate and interact with government ruling in a mannerly fashion. Concerns that come with the bill of rights for these states is that there may be too much authority given to the people. I believe that having and setting these rights was a good start to keep an organized government and allow people to get involved and know what they can and cant do as citizens.
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ReplyDeleteDuring the war of Independence and the time following, both Virginia (1776) and Massachusetts (1780) created bills of rights. Both followed the notion of promised freedom and individual rights. Through out Virginia’s bill of rights they focused on the people’s freedom and rights to be treated equally. Many of the rights claim how freemen may practice any religion or have freedom to the press. Virginia believed in equality and fairness with everything, including trial and punishment. Every person was entitled to a fair trail and no harsh (cruel) punishments. While Massachusetts bill of rights demonstrated how the Government was the most important. It was set up to protect, profit and create a safe environment for its people. The people were only allowed to bear arms in case they were needed for common defense. The men who wrote the bills of were very different. The man who wrote Virginia’s bill of rights shows how equality within the people is best, while the man who wrote the Massachusetts bill of rights was very eager to begin a structured government.
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In colonial America, things were much different than how they were after the Revolutionary War. Among differences included banking systems in the colonies. Before the war, Britain did not want Colonial America to have a banking system. This was because Britain wanted to have complete control over America, including the citizens' money. If the colonies had a banking system, then people would not have to rely on Britain for loans to pay off houses and other things. However, once we broke off from England, the first bank sprouted up in 1791. After that, the trend continued to grow exponentially. After only 20 years of being free from Britain, there were over 100 banks across the colonies. Clearly, banking was a necessity for a new independent nation.
Virginia and Massachusetts developed the bill of rights to give people rights to do things.For an example; Virginia said that "all men are equally entitled to the free exercise of religion according to the dictates of conscience". Which is say that all men are free to express their religion. Also,in Massachusetts the state said "all people have a right to keep and to bear arms for the common defense". Saying that people can keep fire arms for the right of defense.These two states have developed many other rights but these two are the most importants in myb opinion.
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