What would our world possibly look like today if the original 13 colonies hadn't rebelled

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<span>Then that would mean the slave trade probably would be a big, then that would mean that the U.S never became a big power or a power at all meaning nations would not having anyone to look up to concerning democracy and then that would mean that most countries would probably be communist or be ruled by a single or multiple leaders. </span>

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