Demand for English goods rose in South Africa, there were bitter protests in the US and New England commercial centers. Also, the Federalist Party gained a vast amount of support and there were huge gains in their representation in Congress and the electoral college in 1808.
New Zealand and Australia as colonies were differnet from India because they C. attracted large numbers of settlers from Great Britain.
<h3>How were New Zealand and Austrailia different from India?</h3>
New Zealand and Austrialia were able to attract a lot of British people to stay in them which made them more loyal to the British.
India on the other hand, only provided resources to the British and never really saw a mass migration by British people.
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Answer:
The legislative branch!
Explanation:
if you need to know where, article 1 of the constitution
In a confederate system, the states have most of the power. The central government has very little. When the US had a confederate form of government, the central government could not tax the states or even raise a military, because they could not get people to enlist.
I think it is A. Navigation Act
