Answer:
separate but equal: the law of the land
Explanation:
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When The Articles of Confederation were created, people were terrified of the central government, so people wanted to make the government very small and give the states more power. Therefore, answers A and C does describe the articles of confederation.
During 1777, the British had taken over the US capital of Philadelphia, so the temporary capital was York, Pennsylvania, the Continental Congress decided to set up their government with the Articles of Confederation as the central document. Maryland finally ratified in 1781, making it the law. Therefore, they took four years to be adopted. Answer D does describe the articles.
Therefore, the correct option is B. The articles created states that were dependent on each other. If the states were given lots of power from the articles they won't be depending on other states.
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Though Texas wanted to be annexed and had voted within their independent nation to become a part of the US, Mexico had still not settled Texan independence and therefore was upset by the US's move to annex Texas. There were many boundaries unsettled after the Texan Revolution and this will lead to issues between Mexico and the US in determining the border. These border disputes coupled with contempt for US actions will lead to the Mexican-American War in 1846. This war will end with Mexico losing all of what is now the SW of the US in 1848 under the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
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The French and Indian War saw calls for the colonists to unite for their common defense against the French and the Indians.
This was seen by Ben Franklin's JOIN or DIE poster.
In addition to this, the war debt Britain felt after the war led to the beginning of new taxes which the colonists didn't like ("No Taxation without Representation"). The colonists believed if they were to pay taxes, they should have a say (i.e. in Parliament) on where those taxes were going. As you probably know, this led to a whole slew events which escalated tensions (Townsend Act, Boston Tea Party, Intolerable Acts) and eventually the Continental Congress formed to raise an army.
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