Great Britain changed some of its colonial policies after 1763 for several reasons. One reason why the British established their colonies was to make money. ... As a result, the British needed to increase their military presence in the colonies to protect the colonists from possible attacks by the Native Americans.
It’s either one or two. Sorry I don’t know but I know that the problem with articles of confederation was that they had a weak central government.
<span>The correct answer is B. The political party "approves" and assumes a "watchdog" function over its candidates indeed (like answer B says), but all the other 3 choices are quite extreme and manipulative methods, to adapt in case of grave transgression or records' blemishes. </span>
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They went from place to place looking for a new place to settle every so often
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