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Roger Sherman
1.Sharman  was a self -made man  married
twice and fathered fifteen children.
2.he was  a  political conservative but strongly favored the  American revolution
once it vegan.
3.Tomas Jefferson once remarked there is Mr. Sherman of con Connecticut  who never said a foolish thing in his life.

James Wilson
1. he was born is Scotland, came to  New York during the time of the stamp act 1765;
2.he was a strong  supporter of a  republican form of Government.
3.Wilson  felt that people an their individual rights took priority over those of property  rights and was apposed to  slavery.

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james wilson

..1 first professor of law at philadelphia college (1790).

..2 James wilson was oh early supporteronf the american rebulution.

..3 he became very conservative in his later years.

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James Wilson.

1-Was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
2-Was an early supporter of the American Revolution
3-Became the firs professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania 1791.

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sherman

..1 sherman was a self mand man. found nimself twice and had fifteen children .

.2 he was a conser vative politician

..3 was in charge of the new haves .

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1.Roger Sherman ,helped draft the declaration of independence.
2. Sherman was a self-made man married twice and fathered fifteen children.
3.Sherman cause in the United States congress was a supporter of the federalists philosophy

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Roger Shelman:
1.He was an American statesman political lawyer.
2.He was recognized as the founding father of the United States.
3.He married Elizabeth Hartwell for the first time on November 17, 1749, with whom he had seven children.

James Wilson:
1.was one of the fifty-six signers of the United States Declaration of Independence.

2.He was an American political scientist, criminologist, and authority on public administration.

3.He is famous for being the co-author of the article in the March 1982 issue of The Atlantic Monthly.

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Roger Sherman

1.He was a political conservative but strongly forever the American resolution once it began.
2. Helped draft the Declaration of Independence.
3.he was merrier 2 times and make 15 children

James Wilson

1.James Wilson was an early supporter of the American REVOLUTION.
2.He was born is Scotland came to new York during the time of the stamp act 1765.
3.Was one of the fifty-six singers of the United States Declaration of Independence.

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highest offices associate justice supreme courts of the united states and other achievements was the first law professor at philadelphia collage 1790 james wuilson was one of the first supporters of the american revolution and gained much notoriety with the publication born in New York the stamp act 1765 and fiinall studied law

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James Wilson
1.First professor of law at Philadelphia college [1790]
2.James Wilson was an early supporter of the American revolution.
3Was the target of public indignation.

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ROGER SHERMAN
1. Helped draft the articles of
confederation
2. Married twice and fathered
fifteen childre
3.He was a political
conservative but strongly
favored the American

JAMES WILSON
1. First professor of law at
philadelphia college [1790]
2. was the target of public
indignation.
3. james wilson was an early
supporter of the america
revolution.

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Roger Sherman
1.Helped draft the articles of confederation.
2.Married twice and fathered fifteen children.
3.He was a political conservative but strongly favored the American revolution once it began.

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James wilson

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Roger Sherman bor in 1721 and died in 1793
political offces highest united states senator in 1791, 1793,  married twice and had fifteen children before the war here a conservative politican american revolution once it began sherman was in fovor of the colonial boycotts of the 1960 and was in charge of the new haven committees of correspondence

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Roger Sherman
1.Sherman was a self -made man married twice and fathered fifteen children.
2.he was a political  conservative, but strongly favored  the American revolution  once it began.
3. Tomas Jefferson once remarked, there is Mr. Sherman of con Connecticut , who  never said a foolish thing in his life

James Wilson .
1. he was born is Scotland, came to New York  during the time of the stamp act  1765;
2. he was a strong supporter of a republican form of Government.
3. Wilson felt that people an their individual rights took priority over those of property rights and was apposed to slavery.

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1) shermen fue un hombre quese hizo asi mismo se caso dos veces y tuvo quincehijos.

2) thomas jefferson once remarked there is Mr sherman of connecticut who never said a foolish thing in his life

3)  he ended up supprting alexander hamilton s financial program of assumption of state debts the establishment of a national back and enactment of a tariff to help the young nation to stabilize its economy

1)  he was born in scotland came to new york during the time of the stamp act (1765), and eventually studied law under jonhdickinson in pennsylvania

2)  thedemocracy that we know today did not really take shape until the 1820's with the advent of andrew jackson.

3) at the constitutional convention he was a leader of the many floor debates and a member of the committee chosen to draft the constitution.

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Roger Sherman

1-Held positions in the connecticut government in all three branches.
2-Helped draft the Declaration of Independence.
3-Was responsible for the Great Compromise(Connecticut Compromise)in the Constitutional Convention.

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"James Wilson was an early supporter of the American Revolution and
gained much notoriety with the publication of his “Considerations on
the Nature and Extent of the Legislative Authority of the British
Parliament”. However, he became very conservative in his later years
and was the target of public indignation. He was born in Scotland,
came to New York during the time of the Stamp Act (1765), and
eventually studied law under John Dickinson in Pennsylvania. He
eventually became the first professor of law at the University of
Pennsylvania in 1791."