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The battle at Lexingtonan Concord would affect how the other colonies would be treated or perceived.
The colonies
One element all the 13 colonies had in common was the ability to practice their religion freely.
In the English colonies, the Church became the most significant social institution. It tied together most of the colonists based on faith, and many, if not all, of the social interaction in the early colonies stemmed from this connection. The political institution arose from English common law, which was often combined with religious law as well. Initially religion in the colonies was defined by which church congregation a person belonged to. However, the Great Awakening changed the way religion was viewed in the colonies from denomination to a person's personal commitment to God.
The restoration colonies had proprietary ventures in common.
common law
English Common Law
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how did the triangular trade affect the colonies
One of the most important factors that bound Americans from different colonies into a single political culture was the fact that they all adhered to English Common Law. Originating in England in the Middle Ages, common law now is practiced by over one third of the world's population.
Common Law legal system
Common law came to America from English settlers who arrived in the early colonies. It is based on legal principles developed in England over centuries and continued to be used as the foundation of the legal system in the American colonies and later in the United States.
There was no common boundaries of the 13 colonies
There was no common boundaries of the 13 colonies
they lost their lands and they lost their properties.