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YES
Delaware supported the single legislative chamber and one-vote-per-state procedures specified by the Articles. But its representatives simultaneously bemoaned the lack of regulated interstate commerce and financial instability among other shortcomings.
Also:On December 7, 1787, Delaware was the first state to vote in favor of, or ratify, it. New Hampshire became the ninth state to accept the Constitution on June 21, 1788, which officially ended government under the Articles of Confederation.
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Option B
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Using the process of elimination we will find this answer. It's not option A because the Leviathan was wrote by Thomas Hobbs. It not option C because the White Man's Burden was written by Rudyard Kipling. Finally it's not option D because although there were times where Adam Smith believed the government shouldn't intervene with the economy but that was only certain aspects of the economy not the entire economy. Which means your best answer is option B or "rejected the concept of monopolies."
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When war began in the American colonies, he became a captain for the Connecticut regiment. He later became a spy to spy on the enemies in order to gather information on the British army's location.
Before his war works, he was also a teacher which meant that he was hardworking.
He was also commissioned a captain in General George Washington's army in Jan 1776.
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The reason why Great Britain and France declared war on Germany at the beginning of the second World war was because A - The invasion of Poland.
When Germany invaded Poland this was the beginning of what would later be called the second World war. A tense atmosphere was brewing up in Europe for a few years since then already because when Hitler's party took charge of Germany, it increasingly militarized the country and was preparing it for war.
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They could have trained tougher armies
