President Bush laid out a few principles of what is known as the "Bush Doctrine" as it relates to foreign policy. The first principle was that the American people should not distinguish between terrorists and the nations in which they live; both should be held accountable. Bush also supported taking the fight to the enemy before they could attack first. He also believed in confronting what he deemed as threats before they were actually made. Finally, Bush believed in advancing "liberty and hope" in reaction against the enemy's beliefs of fear and repression.
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The 13th colonies were afraid the British Navy were surrounding them.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Secularism is the idea of separating religion from the state (as in, the government). It typically occurs in more developed countries.
To support revising the Articles of Confederation was that the central government lacks power or lack of centralized government power.
The previous Article of Confederation allowed the states to hold most of the power, and the central government was too weak to even function properly. Due to this there was also huge difference in terms of economics from state to state.
