Which option BEST summarizes the author's MAIN argument? (A) The Bill of Rights was influenced by earlier legal documents and was vital to passing the U. S. Constitution. The protections from the Bill of Rights were later extended to the states as well as the federal government.

(B) Initially, the lack of a bill of rights became a fashionable reason to oppose the Constitution. James Madison promised to write a series of amendments to get enough votes to approve the Constitution.

(C) Protecting the rights of people from their government originated in England with the Magna Carta. This document and other state constitutions inspired the U. S. Bill of Rights.

(D) Originally the Bill of Rights only protected people against the federal government trying to take their rights. Later action in the Supreme Court and other amendments expanded this protection substantially.

Choose the three changes to spanish and american claims in north america by the adams-onis treaty.

Timeline: (fill in the blank) 1566- a __ settlement is established at santa elena. 1586- sir walter raleigh establishes __ the second attempt at an english colony in the new world. 1663- __ grants the region of carolina to the true and absolute lords proprietors of carolina. 1669- the __ of __ is written by john locke. 1670- the first permanent english settlement is made at __ or charles town. 1690s- some time in the 1690s __ is introduced to southern carolina and becomes a major cash crop. 1700- around 11,000 colonists now call __ carolina home. 1700- around 6,000 colonists now call __ carolina home. 1712- thelords proprietors commission a separate governor for __ carolina, even though the territories are still under one charter. 1715-the __ wars, marked by two years of hostilities between native americans and carolinians last from 1715-1717. 1719-the colonists of southern carolina overthrow the __ for both regions 1729- after the carolinas have become a crown colony. __ formally creates a south carolina and north carolina.

Why did many nations resist napoleons rules