signed between the King and English nobles in the thirteenth century.

signed between the King and English nobles in the seventeenth century.

signed between English nobles and the common man in the fifteenth century.

signed between the English government and the American colonies to protect colonial independence in the eighteenth century.

signed between the English government and the common man in the eighteenth century.

signed between the King and English nobles in the thirteenth century.

signed between the King and English nobles in the seventeenth century.

signed between English nobles and the common man in the fifteenth century.

signed between the English government and the American colonies to protect colonial independence in the eighteenth century.

signed between the English government and the common man in the eighteenth century.

the Fourteenth Amendment

the Necessary and Proper Clause

the Free Exercise Clause

the Second Amendment

the Tenth Amendment

the Fourteenth Amendment

the Necessary and Proper Clause

the Free Exercise Clause

the Second Amendment

the Tenth Amendment

flee religious persecution in Europe.

establish a free and fully democratic society.

make their fortune and achieve economic autonomy.

colonize the continent of America for the British crown.

establish a military base in the war between England and France.

flee religious persecution in Europe.

establish a free and fully democratic society.

make their fortune and achieve economic autonomy.

colonize the continent of America for the British crown.

establish a military base in the war between England and France.

1215.

1776.

1676.

1415.

1781.

1215.

1776.

1676.

1415.

1781.

in favor of American independence from the British Empire.

against the revolutionary war and in support of the British Empire.

that America should remain out of the Vietnam War.

in favor of American involvement in the Spanish-American War.

that America needed to protect democratic and capitalist interest by intervening in World War Two on the side of the Allies.

Thomas Paine

John Jay

James Madison

Thomas Jefferson

Benjamin Franklin