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cestrela7 [59]
2 years ago
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In opposition to British Rule, the Founders of the United states chose to set up a national government . Create a Graphic organi

zer that's lists the purposes of government in one column , in the second column , describe how our society mighty operate today without a government . Consider Specific Functions of Goverment such as leadership , maintataning order, and providing public services ,etc .
History
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katrin [286]2 years ago
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Answer:

the Founders of the United states chose to set up a national government

Explanation:

In opposition to British Rule, "the Founders of the United States chose to set up a national government."

During the period when the British still rules America, the British style of government was a combination of monarchy and Parliamentary involving the King, House of Lords, and House of Commons.

However, having witnessed the power held by the British King, the American founding fathers felt the need to do something different in their new nation, hence, they chose to set up a national government.

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