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1. No taxation powers: After the Revolutionary War, the United States had contracted very large debts with allied European powers, notably France. these debts were constantly occurring due to interest and individual states refused to pay any portion of them this provoked economic retaliatory measures from allied powers and even though economically prosperity was improving, these policies prevented the American economy to develop.
2. No unified national judiciary: each state had its it's own court system but because there was no federal courts, disputes between states were frequent and unsettled.
the Constitution, rapidly corrected these two issues by levying taxes for the operations of government and funding of armed forces and it also allowed for the creation of federal judiciary which helped organized jurisdictions ans laws to settle legal disputes between the different states.
Leads both the executive and legislative branch.
<span>The early modern era spans from 1945 to the present.
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Interdependence is a compromise between two or more people or two things on each other. It requires for both parties to give and take, and hold and let go. As with anything else, there are many pros and many cons to interpendence.
Pros
- <span>Power in Numbers
<span>- Extended Opportunities
Cons
- Surrendered autonomy
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