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Explanation:
The Continental Congress established a new national government after gaining independence from Britain so each of the 13 new states would know what their powers were and what the powers of the national (central) government would be. The ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION served as the basis of the new national government.
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Although you have not provided the graph, there are historical reports that confirm that after 1965 the numbers of immigration from Europe to the USA leveled off.
Explanation:
Immigration numbers from Europe to the US leveled off from 1965, with the creation of the Immigration and Nationality Act, which removed a racist and discriminatory concept that limited the number of immigrants from southern and eastern Europe, Asia and other groups ethnic groups that were not part of Northern Europe.
Although many expected that this would increase the number of European immigrants in the country, the result was to level European immigration in the country and what really happened was an increase in immigration from countries in Africa and Asia and a certain, albeit limited, increase in immigrants From Latin America.
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Isolation.
They tried to stay out of the line of fire, letting the Europeans run rampid about, as they tried to fix their own problems. Continually point fingers at U.S, trying to get them to act. U.S eventually got dragged in, due to the fact that Japan had attacked the United states.
According to the treaty of versellias Germany was expected to pay the damages in world war 1.
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The Treaty of Versellias was signed in 1919. The treat required Germany to pay almost 33 billion US dollars for reparations and covering the civilian damage done in the war. Germany was considered to be the cause of World War 1 and so had to pay a heavy debt or fine for the same.
Germany was however not in a condition to pay such a huge sum and the payment meant a financial crisis for the economy of Germany. The Treaty was also considered to be a cause of the Second World War.
