Toys and Children's Development
Essay by people • September 19, 2011 • Essay • 471 Words (2 Pages) • 1,633 Views
Organization Principle
Between 1607 and 1763 the British North American colonies developed experience and the
expectations of self-government in the political like the Mayflower compact, religious dealing
with puritans, economic with the establishment of tobacco and social such as
Indians, aspects of life.
The House of Burgess was the colonist's first step towards self-government,
The Mayflower compact not a constitution but an agreement to go by majority rules.
This compact had come about because of the pilgrims had intended to settle in North Virginia
The decision was made after arrival to instead settle in New England. There was no government
In place at this time so some of the people felt that they had no legal obligation to remain within
the colony and supply their labor.
This compact attempted to temporarily establish that government until a more official one could
be drawn up in England that would give them the right to self-govern themselves
in New England.
The Mayflower compact play a lot in the organization principle it's what really started
Everything for the organization principle especially the self-government part.
Self-government is important for everybody that lives in modern society, what is self- government?
Self- government is a Government of a country by its own people after having been a colony.
Now let's get to religion in these days the people were so religious it didn't even
Sense like the puritans.
Puritans was so caught up in religion that they'll kill people if they thought the
People were sinning I find that ironic because they were actually sinning to by
killing the sinners.
Puritans wanted to reform the Catholic Church and Separatists wanted to separate
from the church.
The puritans also wanted to purify the Anglican church by moving it further.
Puritans was also a big part of the organization principle.
Let's move on to the Economic part of the organization
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