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First, the United States should keep democracy in mind, sharing the power with the people and not the government having all the power.  The people should be able to have a say and vote in who is their leader.  If the unfair laws are created and rights are at a possibility of being taken away, the citizens should have the ability to stand up to the government and let them know, "hey, our rights we fought for could be endangered."  Also, the leaders of the US should learn through other events that lead up to the revolution and not repeat them.  Questions I have are:
1) How long does the government take to set up?
2) How many people does the government need?
3) If its a problem, how can the government get people to take them seriously

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The United States should keep equal power between the government and the people so that the same thing that happened 500 years ago doesn't happen again. What we don't want in our new government is the people in power taking complete control and not letting us have a say. Last time that happened, it ended with gruesome war. Also, we all need to understand what events caused severe things to happen so that everyone understands what change is needed. We need to learn from our mistakes as it will help us improve in the future but in order to learn from our mistakes we need to acknowledge that they happened. If we don't know the causes of an occurrence, then how can we make the effects better for next time.  The US government should listen to the opinions of the people and make laws to prevent past events from happening.  These laws should be updated every once in a while to keep up with developments. Bad things happen every day. We need to make laws to prevent the same things from happening again. This is why the laws must be updated month by month. In conclusion, the new government must learn from the mistakes of the British government in order to prevent the same bad things from happening.
Some questions I have for the government are:
1. If we know what happened in history, why do the same mistakes still keep happening over and over again?
2. How can we prepare for something like the Revolutionary War if it did happen again?

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The United States should allow people to have a say, but not to the extent that the people won't pay taxes or help out the government. The power should be equal between the government and the people. Everyone should respect others. The government  is aware how Great Britain treated them unfairly and should take that as an example of how not to treat their fellow people. Some of the questions I have thought about are:
1. How will you deal with people that do not agree with rules or laws in America?
2.What do you plan to do to make the United States a happy place to be?

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The United States should let the citizens be treated equally no matter what state they are living in.  Everyone should have a say in the new laws that the United States will be enforcing to make sure the laws are fair to every citizen.
1. How will you make sure every citizen is following the laws behind closed doors?
2. Will you make sure these laws are never removed in the United States?

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The United States should let the citizens make the choice of what laws that will be placed down and who's taking the the spots as leaders. Everyone should be treated equally and with respect.
1.How are you going to make sure everyone is under control?
2.Will you take away all taxes to make the citizens happy?

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The government should make sure they are listening to every citizens opinions. They should also have elections for new government instead of just picking one without the citizens thought on it.  The government should never do anything out of the citizens will and always make sure they are on board for everything they do. How will you make sure you are always listening to the citizens?

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The new United States government should set up their government as a government that lets the people have a say because that is what they wanted, but Great Britain wouldn't  give it to them. Some questions I would have for the government would be:
1. Do you have enough people to run a government?
2. How do you plan to get the rest of the world to join you in your way of government so that people don't get hurt even more?

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The new goverment should make sure that when placing a new law that they have got the permission of the president that its not unfair to the people and that the people should be heard and that based on multible opions the law will be improve chenged or stay the same. If the goverment and the President were to make a law that the President and the   Goverment agree strongly on the law being made and most of the people dont agree on it would the goverment keep it just because the like even though the people don't at all.

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The new United states should be set up as a constitutional democracy instead of a monarchy so that they can avoid repeating King George III's mistakes. This way, all citizens and men or women can have equal rights and we will be able to equally share power between the people and the government. The people should be able to boycott or protest against unjust laws or acts that the government creates so that the freedom of the people does not deteriorate and that the citizens have a say.
A few questions I have for the government are:
1. What did you do to the remaining Loyalists?
2. How are you going to build up your economy after paying for the war?

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The United States should set up their government so that it takes the opinions of the citizens into account when it's making a new law so that the citizens don't feel the way the colonies did. The government should also make sure that they make fair laws and taxes that aren't made just to remind the citizens that they can do that and makes sure that the power is more equally distributed.
A question I would have for the new government is What sort of laws do you plan on making while taking the citizens' opinions into account?
How many tax laws do you think would be a good amount?
Are you going to follow through on 'All people are created equal' and give slaves freedom

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The new government should be sure that they have representation of the governed and hold elections so everyone has a say in new laws and positions. I also believe that they should enforce laws that insure equality for all races and religions etc. If this new government doesn't ensure equality and natural rights for it citizens then the citizens may rebel and there may be another 'revulsion'.

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The new United States government should give their citizens the rights they deserve and distribute power equally between the people and government, so nobody has more power than anyone else. The citizens get to vote for their leaders and have a say in new laws. Also, the government makes new, useful laws to help the citizens and benefit the country.
Some questions I have for the new government is, How will you handle the remaining loyalists? How will you improve the military forces and recruit more people to fight?

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The United States government should setup , in the mean time avoiding their past following the Revolutionary War by distributing power among the government and the people , resulting that no one has more power than the other/ no power hierarchy.  Also, the government should be making useful and  non hurtful laws toward the people that will actually benefit the country. Also, the government should take the citizens opinions and thoughts into account when creating new laws and taxes.
A few questions that I have:
What will you do with the remaining  loyalist in your government? Do you have any ideas for then new laws you will make?

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The new government should make sure that everyone should be treated equally and treated with respect in the U.S . The people and the government should share the power equally, and the people should also be able to share their opinions and get to vote for their new leader.

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Their New United States government should have the freedom the want to do and say. They should receive the same amount respect as the ruler has. Other should not have to fear of pain. The people must have natural rights. Government should listen to the peoples opinions but the Government should give their opinion when need to. No slavery, just because of their looks doesn't mean they should be treated differently.  One question would be that, Can America follow the Declaration of Independence the have written?

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They shouldn't make the same mistake as the British, and not give their colonies freedom.  People are bound to eventually defect if they are unhappy with their natural rights.
One question I have would be, How have you improved your military forces to fight back against stronger nations.

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The U.S. should set up their government by making it so that there are different parts of the government but, none of the parts should have any more power than any other. The people of the country should also have the power to speak up against the government and state their opinion without  any penalty. The people's opinions should also be taken into account. One question I have for the new government is how they will institute people's opinions into how they run the government or into who is in the government?

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The new United States should set up their government by not having rules that interfere with the colonist's rights, get a president who can lead them and not only think about himself or about wealth. They should also have the colonist's perspective in their government, without getting hurt or injured. The colonists should speak freely and power should be evenly distribute between government and the colonists. If they do the following actions, they should be able to avoid their past following the Revolutionary War. Questions I have are:
How long did it took the United States to set up their government? How were they chosen?

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The United States government has many different ways to change up their government, but here are a few. The Government should make  any form of Government Officials and the Colonists power completely equal. The people should have the right to simply speak for what they believe in. The Government should also confirm the new rules the PEOPLE, to see if they are okay. The Government should have respect for their people without making rules for someone while not considering their opinion. If some colonists can't afford to house 2 British Soldiers, you can't force them to! What will the government do to enforce these rules? Will they be the same for generations? Who will rule this government? Will Colonists get to decide the rules for themselves?

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The new government shouldn't think about a person's status just because of thier wealth, they should respect thier opininons and let them express there what they need to say. Each citizen should have natural that cannot be violated, they may not be taken away but instead be apart of the person until they expire. The governemt should find a new leader system, like having a president allowing them to vote to see wether the canidate is capable of leading. One question I have is that how will we know for sure that these mthods will help prevent what happened in the past? What will happen to the people who were kept in slavery, will they be freed?

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The New U.S. government should make natural rights as a base for each law or rule. If the law or regulation does not abide by these rules then it will not be passed or taken down. If people are unhappy with the current head of the government than it can be abolished or changed to better the country.
1) How will we know the same mistakes will not be made?
2)What will we do with the continental army?
3) How will we institute a congress?

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The new United States should teach history. This would show how the mistakes were made and  how we can avoid making them again. The government should also base new laws on the citizens opinions, so the citizens have power. Great Britain gave the colonists no power, so that is one of the main reason that the Revolutionary War broke out. The questions that I would have for the new government is ¨Do you teach history and wars in schools?¨ and ¨Do you explain how bad wars are?¨

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The new U.S government should treat and respect every citizen despite their place in society whether they be at the top of the power hierarchy or the absolute bottom. This would mean that everyone has a say in the government decisions and the "No taxation without representation" won't repeat itself. There are still some kind of questions that follow this new government. How do you distribute that power evenly? How do you get word of what's happening in New York to Florida efficiently? What are you going to do about the loyalists who are against your government? Are there enough Patriots and people who believe in the new U.S government to stop loyalists planning revolution on them? Would the loyalists do that?

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