Characteristics of early state and national governments?

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N76 [4]3 years ago

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Each state was to represent its own branch of men that were to be called out to the war and to keep the state safe in case of need of retreat. The nationals were to conduct treaties to nations such as France and request supplies, such as weapons troops and armada which is boats and naval weaponry. The main thing for the nation was to round up a mass continental army that would make the British flee and draw a plan for declaring an independent nation known as America

TEA [102]3 years ago

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"Each state represented its own branch of men that were to be called out to the war, and to keep the state safe in case of need of retreat. The nationals were to conduct treaties to nations such as France and request supplies, such as weapons troops and armada which is boats and naval weaponry. The main thing for the nation was to round up a mass continental army that would make the British flee and draw a plan for declaring a new independent nation known as America."

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