Session+3

=__//3.2 ﻿THE RIGHTS OF THE COLONISTS MARK UP DOCUMENT://__=

=SUMMARY:= The Bill of Rights of the Colonists describes specifically the rights each colonist has. Most importantly, this document describes the just and equal rights presented to each colonist and which rights can not be broken. Whether it is religion or culture, colonists are allowed to practice both but can only practice them quietly. Along with religion and culture, the document described each colonist's rights to "life, liberty, and property" (in the words of John Locke). However, each colonist is responsible for their life, liberty, and property, and any wrong choices may lead to them losing either of the three. Lastly, the document describes job opportunities presented to colonists, stating that, jobs may present themselves depending on the needs of the colonist and the wages given to them by the employers. It states that with reasonable wages and better job offerings, colonists will be willing to work. In the end, every colonist's rights are preserved in this document.

=**WORDLE OF SUMMARY:**= media type="custom" key="9950589"