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The primary lesson(s) learned by the colonists based on their experience and history with Britain was that individual rights and liberties are always endangered by a) Too much power concentrated in either too few hands, or too far away b) Too many bars and coffee houses peoplec) Opposition to arbitrary and oppressive government is futiled) Uppity, crazy commoners, like the small farmers and artisans
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