Salutary Neglect Research Paper

Another field of influence for American Democracy lies in the English .English rule passed the English Bill of Rights in 1689, a similar declaration of which can be found in the American Bill of Rights. The English were also the first superpower to institute rule by Parliament. Parliament is a form of legislature in which power is distributed between two "Houses" (House of Commons and the House of Lords). The American system of Checks and Balances between three separate institutions (Judiciary, Executive and Legislative) owes its existence primarily to the English Parliament. Over the centuries, English influence on American government has been great, and today these influences can still be seen in everyday American life, The Colonial Experiences encountered by early American citizens before the revolution have impacted contemporary United States Government. For example, The Virginia House of Burgesses was the first instance of representative democracy in the New World. It involved a form of Congress, with 2 representative politicians per state. Smaller towns and outposts held town meetings, in which a fairly primitive form of

George Washington at the very young age of 21 played a tremendous role in the French and Indian War. He was appointed to lead a mission after a series of incidents and attacks in the upper Ohio River Valley. Being appointed to lead a small cavalry to order the removal of the French forts. During this quest, once there they were accepted courteously but was denied possession of the forts. Later, they decided that the rejection required retaliation.

The first form of government in the colonies was the Mayflower Compact which inspired political thought leading to the creation of representative bodies such as the House of Burgesses, the first legislative assembly. This started Representative Government where the King appointed governors to specific Royal Colonies. In Virginia, the people felt that their governor abused his power by raising taxes and restricting rights to vote. Their solution was Bacon’s Rebellion, showing that common men could stand up to the wealthy. Years later, the King became less aware of the colonies while they were flourishing as practically independent for this period known as Salutary Neglect. Once they embraced that independence, it continued to escalate through

However, many aspects of America’s government and economy remained the same. During the period of “salutary neglect” wealthy landed elites

The catalyst to the developments making America unique was the creation of the House of Burgesses. This simple establishment introduced the idea of accurate representation of and for the people. This concept was eventually refined to what we call today; democracy. A belief that was not concrete in any of the major powers of the time, including Britain.

• Began with a General Court, then to a colonial legislature, consisting of a governor and a two-house legislature. Property owning, adult male, church members were the only ones who could vote.

From the start the colonies were never paid much attention by Great Britain. Great Britain had a policy of salutary neglect. This means that Great Britain would stay hands off of most colonial affairs as long as the colonies paid and obeyed trade and tax laws. Great Britain believed as long as they minded their own business the colonies would stay in line. If not for this neglect many of the core principles the U.S. was founded on would not have been created. One of these is the legislative assembly in which every man is in some way represented and that assembly sets and follows its own laws. The other is the religious freedom formed from this neglect causing the colonists and Britains to become very different kinds of people. This policy did

For the New England colonies like Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island, they had the Mayflower Compact. Their political and government structure had a interrelation between politics and religion. It dictated the economic, political, and social lives of colonists. Each town had meetings, elected legislatures, debated, and issued laws. Voting was allowed to white men who went to church. New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, or the Middle Colonies, elected representatives to assemblies. The assemblies would then elect government officials which passed laws and did the decision makings. The Middle Colonies had religious tolerance that was founded by William Penn and practiced by the Quakers and it played a minor role in politics and economy. For the Chesapeake colonies, the House of Burgesses was founded in Jamestown where

In each era of American history, there is one thing that changes people’s views, and it can increase their patriotism, or it can make the citizens revolt and protest. This, in turn, changes American history. In colonial America, salutary neglect occurred and this made colonists happy. Salutary neglect was when the British Crown was lax on their laws and let American colonists have a bit of freedom. However, when they were stripped of that, their mindsets towards the Crown did a 180 and built up anger and resentment towards Parliament. This happened because Americans started to become more democratic and independent under salutary neglect. Prior to the American Revolution, America was very democratic for those that “mattered” (white males), and this caused colonists’ reactions at the end of salutary neglect to

::It was where a group of elected english colonists were assembled to talk about, and solve the problems in Virginia. (Passed laws)

Currently, in my facility, we do have a patient is weight 500s lbs. How could a person be like that? Neglect from family? However, this patient is an adult so it does not count neglect. How about Mr. C.? He reports he has always been heavy, even as a small child. Does childhood obesity ever consider medical neglect? According to Varness, Allen, Carrel, & Fost (2009, p.405) " 3 conditions must be met to justify state intervention, that is, a high likelihood of serious imminent harm, a reasonable likelihood that coercive state intervention will result in effective treatment, and the absence of alternative options to address the problem". Personally, the obesity of children can be prevented. As a parent, one needs to cultivate children right concept of health diet and type. Otherwise, in the moral, we are still considered neglect children.

While the colonists modeled the structure of their legislation after the British House of Commons, salutary neglect also provided colonists the opportunity to develop their own local assemblies from individuals within their respective communities. In this regard, the lack of British involvement in the colonies allowed the legislative assemblies to develop in a way that was better catered to the needs in the colonies, developing a group of people who became accustomed to having their opinions heard by the government.

The House of Burgesses was an important precedent in the American Colonies. Authorized by The London Company in 1619, it was the first form of representative self-government and acted as a miniature parliament. The assembly controlled finances and militia in Virginia, as well as initiated legislation. This was one of many to be formed in the colonies and set a path for the future of these colonists. After the formation of this assembly, King James I lost trust in both the economic foundations of Virginia, tobacco, and the House of Burgesses. In retaliation, he declared the House of Burgesses a “seminary of sedition” claiming it made the colonists feel independent and separate from England. Following this declaration, in 1624 he revoked the

     Building on English foundations of political liberty, the colonists extended the concepts of liberty and self-government far beyond those envisioned in the mother country. While Englishmen had some representation in their parliament, Americans took the system further. All colonies had some form of a two-house parliament system. Some, like New York, had governors appointed by the crown. Others, like Rhode Island, elected their own. Local government also varied between the colonies. The southern states had a strong County government, while the New England colonies relied on town-meeting government. In either case, voting was reserved to land-owning white men.

“The House of Burgesses was the first legislature in North America elected by the people.” (McGraw Hill, 113) It is significant because “[the Virginia Company [...] gave colonists the right to take part in their own