When our Founding Fathers sought inspiration in forming our government after the American Revolution, it was to the mother country of Great Britain -- at the time, the world’s most powerful parliamentary democracy -- that they turned. It may at first seem like a contradiction that the very country we had fought a bloody war to get away from was in fact the country that inspired so many of our political traditions. But to turn away from British traditions would, in a sense, be like turning away from our birthright.
Answer:
Vermont and Maine
Explanation:
Vermont became a state in 1791, but Maine was part of Massachusetts and did not become a state until the Compromise of 1820 led to its admission.
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