Answer has 2 votes. The largest city in 1776 was Philadelphia, followed by New York and Boston. At the time of the nation's independence the total population in the U.S. was 2.5 million.
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is a simple question just to be United in one love and agree in one mind without any objection
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I’ll be honest, sometimes I get into arguments with progressive friends about what the current political movement requires. There are well-meaning folks passionate about social justice, who think things have gotten so bad, the lines have been so starkly drawn, that we have to fight fire with fire, we have to do the same things to the Republicans that they do to us, adopt their tactics, say whatever works, make up stuff about the other side. I don’t agree with that. It’s not because I’m soft. It’s not because I’m interested in promoting an empty bipartisanship. I don’t agree with it because eroding our civic institutions and our civic trust and making people angrier and yelling at each other and making people cynical about government, that always works better for those who don’t believe in the power of collective action
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The phrase from the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution rejects that idea is "Establish Justice, ensure domestic Tranquillity, provide for the common defense."
When the founding fathers and framers of the United States Constitution met during the Constitutional Convention in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the summer of 1787, they debated so much to agree on the new kind of government for the new nation. In the Preamble, the framers clearly stated that the government had to defend the country against any foreign aggression.
That is why, in the Executive branch, the United States President in the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces: Navy, Army, the Air Force, and the Coast Guard.
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Concerns over shortages led to the passage of the Lever Food and Fuel Control Act, which empowered the president to control the production, distribution, and price of all food products during the war effort. Using this law, Wilson created both a Fuel Administration and a Food Administration.
By feeding their soldiers, they ensure themself that the army had enought food supply to stay as healthy as possible to fight and thus win batlles, to win wars.
