Which evidence in the passage supports the idea that
revolutionaries tricked a Bhish soldier
Clinton gave the silver ball to Daniel Taylor, a young
officer, promising that Taylor would be promoted if he
got the message to Burgoyne. If he were captured, he was
to swallow the bal. Because it was made of silver, it could
mot harm him.
Taylor had not gone far before several soldiers in red
uniforms stopped him. Believing he was in friendly
hands he said he had a message from "General Clinton."
But what he didn't know was that the smiling soldiers
were Americans wearing uniforms swiped from a British
Shin They took Taylor to a "General Clinton" whe
happened to be an American general named George
They took the soldier to an American General
Clinton instead of the British General Clinton
They stopped Taylor along his route to Burgoyne.
Red uniforms were easy to come by for the
American soldiers
Taylor decided to deliver the message even though
doing so would be dangerous.
George Wastongton, Seymaster,

the option which was not a function of missionaries in the northwest was the first one - they established posts for trading furs and other goods.

missionaries were sent around the world to spread religion and their knowledge and others - they were not merchants who sold furs and other goods.

the correct answer is a: slaves from other colonies ran away to georgia.

the system of checks and balances is very important to the us constitution. it makes sure that all three branches of government have limited power. that they do not have too much power. with this system they can limit the amount of power that each one has. that way no branch becomes too powerful.

an example of this is how the executive branch can veto bills from the legislative branch but the legislative branch can still override that veto. the name checks and balances come from the power for one branch to check the   power of another branch to make sure that everything is balanced between all three.

i hope this

new model army

interferes with

parliament's

proceedings