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DOCUMENT 1
Social- it is a covenant between God and the people on the Mayflower; as a group they decided
to make this compact together
Political- they are now making their own law and are going to appoint their governors and
leaders
DOCUMENT 2
Social- they live in the lands near the river of Connecticut together
Political- they stated that establishing a government to order and dispose of the affairs of people
is necessary; they will be joined together in a combination and confederation
DOCUMENT 3
Political- its a confederation between Massachusetts, New Plymouth, Connecticut, and New
Haven; if one state is attacked, then the others will come and join in on the war against the
enemy
DOCUMENT 4
Social- it proposes that several colonies meet together and discuss matters to improve tranquility
and safety
Political- it proposes that 2 people should be elected by the people of each colony as a
representative; for those people in congress to resolve complaints and consider the ways to
support the union
DOCUMENT 5
Political- it calls for an act of Parliament to establish a government for the colonies; it asks for a
President-General and a Grand Council; they would have the power to make laws
Economic- they pay soldiers and build forts for defense; they would have the power to impose
taxes
DOCUMENT 6
Political- it is trying to get the colonies united to a make a stand and fight against Britain
Social- it is trying to unify the colonies so that they can work together
DOCUMENT 7
Political- it is referring to the union of the colonies and Britain; it talks about the number of
representatives in government that each colony should have
Social- he wants the colonists and Europeans to consider themselves as one large community

Economic- the trade is being restrained and the manufactures are being cramped by acts of
Parliament
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DOCUMENT 1
Social- about the relation of the men in the colonies to Britons as their descendants
Political- it is saying that it is unlawful to impose taxation without representation
DOCUMENT 2
Political- the colonies cannot be represented in the House of Commons in Britain; taxation will
not be imposed unless it is by a colonys legislature
DOCUMENT 3
Political- the right to impose taxation without representation is denied; the right to regulate trade
without the approval of the colonies is permitted
DOCUMENT 4
Political- it talks about the wrongs of taxation without representation; he says as supposed British
subjects, they should have the rights that people in Britain do; he says that a standing army was
imposed on them in a time of peace which is unlawful
DOCUMENT 5
Economic-Parliament is giving and granted the land of the colonies
Political- it talks of trial by jury but how murderers (British officers) were not required to have
a trial and protected from being convicted; Britain has altered their forms of government which
were approved by charters
DOCUMENT 6
Social- it is saying that America should be separate from England
Political- it says that England should govern in Europe and America should govern itself
DOCUMENT 7
Social- the relationship between the white colonists and black free men
Political- the slaves who are not allowed to vote are subject to taxes

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DOCUMENT 1
Social- it talks of foreign relations with other countries

DOCUMENT 2
Social- it talks of the bravery, home, and hearts of the free men
Political- it is referring to the freedom of America from Britain
DOCUMENT 3
Social- rights of women
Political- it is calling for human and national improvements over the rights of women
DOCUMENT 4
Political- modifying foreign policies; establishing an American system
Economic- imposes a tariff on foreign goods to boost the sales of American goods
DOCUMENT 5
Political- Missouri compromise; it says that if the Union splits, it will be because of slavery
Social- talks about slavery as a type of pollution
DOCUMENT 6
Social- it talks of the anger of the people of the Union
Political- he talks about the splitting of the Union of the Missouri Compromise
DOCUMENT 7
Political- they are voting as states if they are for or against a tariff
Economic- they are voting for a tariff to be passed
Social- it underscores the division of the north and the south on matters such as imposing tariffs