Well, one part of it is that if a country knows you're not going to attack them, they're more likely to trade with you and help you out during a war. Also, many countries end up in alliances because they are all working towards the same cause, like defeating a particular country. So sometimes it's like an "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" kind of thing. Some times alliances are formed for protection, particularly by a young country or a smaller country. The best example I can give of this is from during and after the American Revolution, where the soon-to-be-United States of America formed an alliance with France so they both could take a jab at England. Hope this helps!
As I recall, without looking it up, it seems to me that ANY amendment to the Constitution of the USA requires ratification by three-fourths of the state legislatures, and if it doesn't get them, then it's not amended to the Constitution.
The quartering act allowed for the British troops forcefullly to stay within the houses of American Colonist.
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The Spanish melt down this things because they need to finance the war they are planning. Because the real gold is worth a money and if they melt it down it would cost about cents, dollar is really made of brass and it is worth 125 dollar if melt down.
