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The Anaconda Plan was a strategy created by Union General Winfield Scott in 1861, early on in the Civil War. It called for strangling the Southern Confederacy, much like an Anaconda. It was never officially adopted by the Union government.
Explanation:
A weakness of the Articles of Confederation was that the federal government "<span>D. Could not levy taxes" since this meant that it was impossible for the US government to repay its war debt and form a strong economy. </span>
The Soviet Union and the satellite nations refused to take money offered in the Marshall Plan. The Marshall Plan was meant to help nations recover from World War II by providing money to stabilize the economy and rebuild infrastructure.
The Soviet Union knew that the United States was using this money as a means to form alliances. This is another reason why they refused to take it.
This helped lead to the idea of containment, as the US was trying to stop European nations they helped through the Marshall Plan from becoming communist.
Hamilton continously turned to public against him, causing Burr to lose when he was running for President of the US and governor of New York.
However, Burr never meant to actually kill Hamilton, because duels were rarely fatal. Hamilton died because he was shot between the ribs and Burr was charged with treason.
